What Should I Do When All the Beautiful Girls I Dislike Like Me?

Brothers are back! Updates have resumed. First, I'll spend a few days reviewing my previous writings, and then I'll write the whole thing in one go. Thank you for your unwavering support.

During the 2019 National Day holiday, I created this book on SF (a Chinese online forum). It was titled "At That Time, I Was Lost in the Bitterness of Breaking Up with My First Love of Over Three Years." The long-distance relationship and the cold war with my girlfriend had instilled in me a persistent longing for being loved. During that period, reading yandere (obsessive and possessive) novels successfully filled the void in my heart. I felt anxious and helpless about my discontinued novel, so I decided to pick up a pen and write myself. It all stemmed from interest. I knew that in many people's eyes, what I wrote was obscene, dirty, and even contained a lot of erotic culture, not something noble...

Updated this week.

I'm mainly curious to see how Lin Ruoxue ends up, and whether she'll become even more insane than Jiang Mengyao, who's currently the most insane. I'd like to guess the ending; most yandere novels end tragically or the male lead doesn't end up with other women. Based on what's happening so far, I'm guessing the male lead will end up with an ordinary woman. Hahahaha! I hope the author can update three times a day, since this is the third yandere novel I've enjoyed reading. I still recommend the novel *Severely Yandere Patient*, the manga *Love of the Abnormal*, and *The Tragic Bully*. The female leads in those are all extremely insane. I hope everyone likes them, and I hope the author can update soon...

Sorry, I was feeling really down before. I'm mostly out of it now, hence the late update. Next time, I promise you won't have to wait this long.

Three years have passed without me realizing it, brother. Tonight, I missed you and picked up your phone again, looking at your photos from when you were alive, and remembered your dying words to me. The author has just been very busy lately and hasn't updated, but I believe that the novel you've been waiting for will eventually have a perfect ending.

This novel is one of the few that truly gave me a thoroughly enjoyable reading experience. Let me preface this by saying I'm a fan of yandere characters, and this novel is arguably the pinnacle of yandere fiction within the genre. The author's character development is meticulous, vividly portraying the twisted psychology of each female lead. There are some flaws, but not many. The male lead isn't completely brainless, and the female leads are also cunning. It's a bit NTR-ish, but acceptable to those who prefer pure romance. In short, I highly recommend this book; it's the kind of story that will make your walls crack! Yu Mo's yandere is more of a morbid possessiveness, Meng Yao's is about exclusion and isolation, and Ruo Li's is about voyeurism...

This work is truly amazing! First, the novel's plot is incredibly clear. The first part focuses on Yu Mo, the second on Jiang Mengyao, and the third on You Ruoli. The first two parts, which are already completed, clearly distinguish the main and supporting characters, a quality that surpasses most other works, especially considering the challenging genre of yandere (obsessive and possessive) stories. The foreshadowing throughout is superb, making each event feel natural and seamless. While each female lead is yandere, they each possess different inner personalities, leading to different attitudes and actions in their pursuit and possession of the male lead, Ye Yang. Furthermore, the story consistently demonstrates...

Advantages: 1. Character development is paramount for me when reading novels, and the charm of the characters is my motivation to keep reading. The female characters in this book have distinct personalities, with detailed descriptions of their appearance and psychology. The transformation from normal to pathological is particularly captivating, and the character illustrations further enhance the story. The author has successfully brought them to life, making this character portrayal exceptional, especially considering the current state of the genre. 2. Pure sweetness becomes cloying, and pure sadness only leads to despair. This book successfully combines sweetness and pain organically, with a blend of sweetness and pain, much like a fine black coffee—rich and lingering. 3…

Alas, if only life could be as beautiful as our first meeting, why would the autumn wind bring sorrow to the painted fan? I started reading this in my first year of high school and am now a sophomore in college.