I Was Made the Disciple of a Yandere Girl, But

Run over by a truck on the way home from the convenience store——thinking he died, the protagonist was summoned to another world. Then, the protagonist, was suddenly hugged by a silver haired girl. “I love you”——beginning with a lonely girl who calls herself a “magician”, the duos’ life together starts. At first glance, they look happy, but in reality, she was carrying a huge darkness……?

Original Publisher

kakuyomu

Original Language

japanese

Type

Web Novel

## My Thoughts on I Was Made the Disciple of a Yandere Girl, But "I Was Made the Disciple of a Yandere Girl, But" is a novel that certainly provokes a range of reactions. With a solid 4/5 rating, it's clear many readers find it enjoyable, but the specific aspects that click, and those that don't, seem to vary quite a bit. I dove in expecting a dark, intensely yandere-focused story, and my experience was a bit more nuanced than that. ### First Impressions Initially, I was drawn in by the premise. A protagonist suddenly thrust into a world with a mentor who's a *bit* too attached? Sounds like a recipe for thrilling, slightly unhinged fun. The early chapters set a decent pace, introducing the characters and the world without overwhelming me with exposition. I found myself curious to see how the "yandere" aspect would play out. ### What Works Well The dynamic between the MC and his mentor, Arisa, is definitely a strong point. The story seems to excel at depicting the gradual shift in her character, and how her obsession develops over time. The plot twists, especially later in the story, kept me engaged and eager to see what would happen next. The author does a good job foreshadowing future events. ### Areas of Concern I can see why some readers feel the "romance" tag might be misleading. The relationship between the characters seems to lean more towards obsession than genuine romance, especially as the story progresses. The humor is also a bit lacking. ### ⚠️ Spoiler Warning Some readers have pointed out that the introduction of a second female lead complicates the yandere dynamic. Apparently, instead of triggering jealousy, Arisa seems relatively accepting, which some found inconsistent with the yandere archetype. There's also a scene where Arisa ties up the MC, which some readers felt was forced and out of character. ### Final Verdict Overall, "I Was Made the Disciple of a Yandere Girl, But" is an interesting novel with a unique premise and engaging plot twists. While it might not fully deliver on the intense yandere experience some readers are looking for, it offers a compelling story with well-developed characters and a dark, obsessive edge. If you're open to a story that blends yandere elements with harem and isekai tropes, and don't mind a potentially misleading romance tag, this might be worth a read. I would recommend this to people who are looking to get into dark novels as the start is very easy to read.