I’m Still Trying to Stay Away from My Yandere Girlfriend Today

The writing is very well done; there are no scary elements throughout, but it gave me chills. It's 3 a. M. Now, and I feel like He's watching me.

The book is excellent, and the writing is superb. I finished the first volume in about two hours, and my feeling was that I almost thought I was crazy. Why didn't this book have a "depressing" tag?! I almost forgot I came here looking for sweets.

Having been in the depressing novel genre for quite a while now, this is truly the most amazing masterpiece I've ever seen! I've discovered a treasure! I hope it finishes soon, and I'll definitely subscribe to the whole thing. If possible, I'd like to first make this into a physical book, then into an e-book, and then generate a QR code to be engraved on my epitaph so that everyone who passes by can see this miracle (it's a bit suspenseful and mind-bending, but the plot is novel; it's the first time I've seen a protagonist who's mentally unstable). The writing is really good and very engaging; it's the kind of story where you feel like, "Ahhh, I want to read a little bit more!" (I'm criticizing myself here). Readers who like this type of novel really shouldn't miss this...

I'm already looking forward to the plot of my college life: "Hold on tight and don't move or make a sound. You can only rest after you've derived this formula," or "Want to learn? Give me a kiss and I'll teach you!"—The kind of scenes I love to hear. After all, you can't solve a calculus problem in less than two hours.

I'm currently on chapter seven. Not only her body, but also her mind has become like a little girl. Why would someone be fooled by the sugar-coated bullets of a tormenting demon? Like a child, easily swayed. My personal opinion is that it wasn't a male character using a female character's account, but rather that the female character used a male character and didn't even complete the first playthrough before starting a new female character. Acting gently is not the same as compromising; sticking to what you should stick to will prevent you from being led astray.

The initial recognition of her father was awkward, but the subsequent plot twists were shrouded in mystery.

I thought it was just a normal sardine, but it turned out to be quite interesting.

Actually, I came here looking for some fun, but it ended up scaring me in the middle of the night (crying). I never thought yandere characters were so terrifying before, maybe it's because I'm inherently insecure. Anyway, it was very depressing, and I couldn't continue reading (I'm really sorry). But the book quality is still quite good, keep it up!

Imagine a twisted ending: Everyone thinks Bai Xiaoyun is delusional, and eventually Bai Xiaoyun herself believes it, then &^%$¥%**# "—@"********** Bai Xiaoyun's history as a boy has been completely erased, and what exists is the true history of Bai Xiaoyun, a delusional patient. This is simply a perfect example of Feynman's summation of histories!

I'm so tired today, I'll update again tomorrow.