Only After the Deal Failed Did I Realize the Young Ladies Were All Yandere
交易失败才发现大小姐们全是病娇
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 652k Words
- Genre
- Campus
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
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Yandere Novels That Caught My Eye
If I'm on Bilibili Comics, what else would I read besides yandere stories? Remember, remember, remember! I'm pretty tolerant: as long as the writing is decent and the plot makes some logical sense, I can stick with yandere stories that other people can't handle. I suggest checking the reviews and deciding for yourself whether a book is right for you.
Yandere Stories: Mainstream, Niche, Genuine, or Not, There's Something for Everyone
I've been reading on Pineapple Bun for many years and have gone through countless yandere stories. With female-protagonist novels and gender-bender romance becoming more and more common, I want to share these with everyone who loves yanderes. Some feature genuine yanderes, others only pretend to; some are mainstream, others niche. But every one of them captivated me at some point. If you enjoy this kind of story, why not give them a try? I'll start each book's description with a one-line recomme
Harem Stories with Plenty of Steamy Action
My recommendations focus mainly on how fast the action gets going. They're all harem stories, carefully picked for all you horny folks out there. (I'm not horny, okay? Hmph.)
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I kind of regret subscribing to the whole thing. The later chapters, well, they were rather bland and uninteresting. This has taught me a lesson: I should subscribe one chapter at a time.
It's worth reading; it's a very engaging novel.
A truly stunning and original book, but this kind of subject matter is extremely difficult to write well. The story revolves around Su Yu and Lin Qingmeng, whose love story unfolds like a thousand-layer cake duel because of a deal. This concept is undeniably ingenious and interesting. The prologue uses a flashback narrative, allowing the reader to have an omniscient perspective and preventing them from getting confused by the somewhat complex plot. It also creates anticipation, making the reader want to see what happened that led to the events in the prologue. The opening is fantastic. So why is this subject matter so difficult to write? For stories like this, the male...
Damn, this author's writing really hits my sweet spot, it's like I can read your mind, I'm going to subscribe to the whole thing!
Do you have a knife?
Let me see it for free, I really want to see it.
Now I see the payment area. I'll ask Li Qingqing if she has a resurrection armor. If not, I'm leaving.
It's great! Why isn't it updating yet? How can you sleep at your age? Hurry up and start writing!
I have a question. The book mentions that he likes money (he likes it so much that he still eats steamed buns for breakfast when he has 5 million). What does this have to do with his childhood experiences?
This is making me so irritable! Just break up Su Yu already, I'm sure they'll be satisfied (don't forget to save one for Li Qingqing).
I found it to be a rather slow-paced book. The first chapter was very engaging and suited my tastes, but the pacing was too slow, so I had to drop it.