I don't read much yandere, I usually tolerate them, but I ALMOST cant stand Yanik (ml). he is too open about his heavy feeling and he already made hestia/cece uncomfortable since a long time ago. he didn't listen to her at all and only do whatever he wanted, he only stopped when he saw hestia crying. it is weirdly a relief that hestia cries easily so yanik would back out.
i'm kinda annoyed tho why author use tear as a sign that a man should back out, they should have back out waaay before a woman's tears fall. and if it is a normal yandere they wouldnt even back out even if the girl cry. so you're saying yandere cant read facial expression except tears? it is kinda funny.
yanik is kinda dumb dumb, it is not his first time interacting with hestia, yet he only realized he didn't listen to hestia only just recently? his character development is too fast, but i weirdly glad it did because he is written really uncharmingly with little redeemable traits except his face and his loyal love (if you call it love), i almost want to root for the prince, his love rival.
now he is more amicable when hestia acknowledge him and give him more attention. honestly it is really a bit hard to like an obsessive character who have nothing but his obsession.
let's compare him to another obsessive character. arwin from miss sidekick (i dont remember full title), arwin has similar or worse posessive nature, but he had a life before latte (his love interest), and he still had his mage tower even if he will destroy the world and everything for latte. but his life was alive and full of people. and he has opinion about matter unrelated to latte. even if his life revolve around latte now, but it also full with other things. so although he is arguably more dangerous (with his world destroying thoughts) somehow it feel safer and fluffy to see latte with him. end of story
I don't read much yandere, I usually tolerate them, but I ALMOST cant stand Yanik (ml).
he is too open about his heavy feeling and he already made hestia/cece uncomfortable since a long time ago. he didn't listen to her at all and only do whatever he wanted, he only stopped when he saw hestia crying. it is weirdly a relief that hestia cries easily so yanik would back out.
i'm kinda annoyed tho why author use tear as a sign that a man should back out, they should have back out waaay before a woman's tears fall. and if it is a normal yandere they wouldnt even back out even if the girl cry. so you're saying yandere cant read facial expression except tears? it is kinda funny.
yanik is kinda dumb dumb, it is not his first time interacting with hestia, yet he only realized he didn't listen to hestia only just recently? his character development is too fast, but i weirdly glad it did because he is written really uncharmingly with little redeemable traits except his face and his loyal love (if you call it love), i almost want to root for the prince, his love rival.
now he is more amicable when hestia acknowledge him and give him more attention. honestly it is really a bit hard to like an obsessive character who have nothing but his obsession.
let's compare him to another obsessive character. arwin from miss sidekick (i dont remember full title), arwin has similar or worse posessive nature, but he had a life before latte (his love interest), and he still had his mage tower even if he will destroy the world and everything for latte. but his life was alive and full of people. and he has opinion about matter unrelated to latte. even if his life revolve around latte now, but it also full with other things. so although he is arguably more dangerous (with his world destroying thoughts) somehow it feel safer and fluffy to see latte with him. end of story