Why Do All the Yandere Girls Come After Me?

I like yandere characters, and I like yuri. This needs to be stated beforehand. First, let's talk about the point of view. We all know that first-person narration feels very immersive, and from some perspectives, this book is indeed well-suited to first-person narration. However, the author often uses phrases like "my breasts" and "my arms" in her narration. While this might be just my personal opinion, I always feel it feels somewhat out of place... Then there's the overall plot. Generally, it flows smoothly, but the plot from chapters twelve to fifteen is particularly confusing. In chapters eleven and twelve, it's clearly "three people with flushed faces," but afterwards...

In today's world, where things have changed and people have changed, it's absurd that I can still see this book being recommended...

Having just finished reviewing the non-cliché novel *The Sky of the Medicine Girl*, I'm now writing a review for *Yandere*, a novel whose title screams formulaic. Since that's the case, I'll follow the formula too, addressing it from four aspects: plot, character development, writing style, and overall impression. Starting with the first chapter, after reading halfway through, it becomes crystal clear… this is definitely a formula: yuri, yandere, harem! I knew I wasn't wrong! And I was right. Yuri + yandere + harem—this is a novel that blends several of the most popular elements of contemporary science fiction…

Wow, so few words! I finished it in one go. I'm eagerly awaiting updates from this lazy author. This yandere story is so captivating! The first-person perspective is incredibly immersive, especially during the H scenes, which I love. The uke (bottom) lol (lol) (more H scenes!). Teacher, sister, childhood friend, doctor—all falling for me at the same time, it's a chaotic love triangle! However, the first-person perspective has its drawbacks. It's easy to get an omniscient viewpoint, like, "I'm asleep, and my sister kisses me"—how am I supposed to write that? I can only write what the protagonist sees, feels, and thinks. But nothing is absolute. I hope the author has enough writing skill to continue developing this story from my perspective...

?! 2016. ???????????

When a group of yandere girls approach you, you'll see Jesus beckoning to you.

A brilliant elementary school scholar met a tragic end.

It's been six years, and you still haven't updated.

Years have passed, and you're gone.

Uninvited, I'm offering this terrible book review, and I'm ashamed to admit it, even though I consider myself a fan of yandere characters. But the only truly deserving yandere characters are Yuno Gasai, Kotonoha Katsura, and Rena Ryugu. Of these, my favorite is Yuno Gasai. (Future Diary is so good! ~\(≧▽≦)/~) While watching the anime is quite endearing, the reality of having a yandere like that in real life… would be incredibly painful. The first-person perspective in this book feels very fitting; as a reader, I immediately felt a sense of urgency. It's always like this—I'm about to be killed any second, what do I do…?