I Was Kicked out of My University Club, but Then the Beautiful Yandere Sisters from My Former Club Started Hanging out at My House

My Thoughts on I Was Kicked out of My University Club, but Then the Beautiful Yandere Sisters from My Former Club Started Hanging out at My House

This title definitely grabbed my attention, and I dove in hoping for a fun, slightly dark, school-life romp. While there are elements that kept me reading, I ultimately found myself a bit underwhelmed. It's not a terrible story, but it didn't quite deliver on the promises its intriguing premise made.

First Impressions

The initial chapters are exactly what you'd expect. Our protagonist gets the boot from his club, and suddenly, the very girls who orchestrated his expulsion are now inexplicably drawn to him. The yandere aspect is played up heavily from the start, creating a sense of unease and comedic tension. It's a setup that has potential, but it hinges on the execution.

What Works Well

The core concept is undeniably appealing. The idea of a hapless protagonist being pursued by a group of yandere sisters is inherently interesting. The story also does a decent job of establishing the initial dynamic between the characters. The art of the cover is eye-catching and the premise of the story is also intriguing.

Areas of Concern

My biggest issue lies with the pacing and character development. The story progresses at a snail's pace, especially when it comes to any romantic development. The protagonist's naivete, while perhaps intended to be endearing, often veers into frustrating territory. It can be hard to root for a character who seems oblivious to everything happening around him. The ending also seems to leave much to be desired.

Final Verdict

I Was Kicked out of My University Club, but Then the Beautiful Yandere Sisters from My Former Club Started Hanging out at My House is a mixed bag. It has an intriguing premise and some moments of genuine humor, but its slow pacing, frustrating protagonist, and lack of romantic resolution ultimately hold it back. If you're looking for a quick, satisfying read with clear romantic progression, this might not be for you. However, if you enjoy slow-burn stories with a focus on character dynamics and don't mind a somewhat ambiguous ending, it might be worth a try.