Ryne Moore: Yandere as a philosophy of Love

I’m only three chapters in, and it already seems like a great novel. I have high expectations for it. I’ll let you guys know down below if it ends up disappointing me, brothers.

I love the story's theme, and how it revolves around that obsession thing. I hope while it's entertaining, it's also deep and philosophical too. it's something i had wanted to write, but didn't have the courage to. So it's nice to see it like this. I hope the story sees the light. My message to the author: If you love writing and have so much passion for it, spend your time on making the chapters wonderful and as best as they can be. However, the competition here is enormous: when you're NOT dropping chapters, the readers are passing the time with other stories that could hold their interest. But that doesn't matter much if you're NOT writing for money strictly, and just want this story to be in front of faces already. However, if you WANT to make reasonable money with this book, you'd have to just up your game with the chapters per week. Let's say, 15 chapters per week. Focus on sending your point across the text, then making sure it's not grammatically hazardous at least. The chapters are necessary to keep the readers engaged and having faith you will drop more. But if you're not really interested in money, and just want your masterpiece to exist, that is so beautiful and totally acceptable... I wish my broke ass could do that. Just a little something from me to an author I think is doing something great ❤️ Don't be discouraged. Follow your heart.

I still feel the same way: this is a story you have to read weekly. That's how long it takes the author to finish an arc, and it’s always satisfying to complete one, especially with those dark moments that don't need gore to be great.