Dreaming Under the Rule of a Yandere

This book is dedicated to remembering our lost youth.

The author is leaving. The pandemic is over here, and I'm going back to high school for three years of closed-campus classes. It's a bit sad, really. Looking out the window at the rainy day, I think I'll never see them again… Ugh! Enough complaining. I just hope that in these three years, after college entrance exams resume, when I open this book again, I'll see the author has finished it and it's become a hit! (Looking forward to it! Looking forward to it! Looking forward to it!) Of course, I'll also generously use all my virtual currency. ...

First of all, I think this book surpasses 80-90% of the novels by Pineapple Bun. Okay, that's enough. Let's talk about what I think most affects the reading experience: the male lead's character design. From what I've read, I feel like he's not a high school freshman, but a middle school freshman. And this isn't a sudden lapse; it's a consistent performance (doge). Let's see how he consistently performs: First, his interactions with the female lead—he's constantly acting spoiled and sulking, which left me completely bewildered. Does anyone in their first year of high school still interact like that with their older sister? Even if the female lead dotes on him, it shouldn't stop his psychological development. Then there's the fact that the female lead already helped him ejaculate manually, and later they even spent the whole night together. But this...

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Firstly, if the author chose first-person narration for their debut work, could they have controlled the development of the male lead? Right now, the character feels too disjointed. In the first chapter, the male lead is portrayed as too mature; since his age wasn't mentioned later, I assumed he was already sixteen or seventeen. Furthermore, because there are no clear timelines or transitions, the male lead's personality changes abruptly, jumping from one thing to another. In the first chapter, he's like a composed reincarnated individual who, after being adopted, reverts to a boy appropriate for his age, then jumps to 15 and changes personality again. My biggest complaint is that the author could try to use fewer internet slang terms and profanities; frankly, they're jarring. Because between the ages of 7 and 15...

I like Sister Yuan

It's so refreshing to read the previous chapter after finishing the game!

The more you watch, the worse it gets. The male lead is like a complete idiot, believing everything he's told. He even uses other people to provoke his sister, and he doesn't learn his lesson after being forcibly kissed by someone else.

After reading this book, I felt it was so sweet. Other yandere novels just don't seem as enjoyable.