After Swapping Bodies with My Yandere Patriarch, He Could Hear My Inner Thoughts!

The male protagonist has carried a heavy responsibility for 100,000 years, searching alone for the Stone to mend the heavens and save the world. The female protagonist's appearance not only accelerates his journey but also adds color to his life.

Damn, it looks so good! It's so good! The male lead's character is amazing! He's strong, righteous, responsible, and doting! He has a strong sense of justice, but he doesn't misunderstand his feelings for the female lead, and there are no misunderstandings!

It's a wonderful book. The male and female protagonists don't place too much importance on love. The male protagonist perseveres for hundreds of thousands of years to mend the sky, and the female protagonist is also a good person. Although she is greedy, vain, and cowardly, and sometimes makes foolish mistakes, it's normal, after all, she is just a teenager and seems immature compared to people…

Why is the rating so low when it's so good? The male lead isn't a typical yandere. He's carried the responsibility of saving the world for hundreds of thousands of years, developing an obsession and inner demons. The female lead is a transmigrator, but she seems to be a native of the original world. Everyone works together to mend the heavens. (Unlike current yandere novels, which are all about the demon king and the female lead falling in love—that's boring!!)

First, both the male and female leads are very rational and not driven by romance, nor do they artificially lower the intelligence of the supporting characters. Second, the "original male lead" is also very vividly portrayed; he is a passionate, righteous person with a touch of jealousy who is also capable of admitting his mistakes and correcting them—a very realistic character.

Great, it's good! The female lead isn't contradictory, the male lead is intelligent, everyone is intelligent, it's really good. I was very angry when I first saw Old Man Nian. I thought he was lying. But then I found out that he had his own ideas. He was willing to sacrifice others for the sake of heaven, and he was also willing to sacrifice himself. I really cried.

It started as a typical transmigration story, but the plot gradually became more exciting. As I read on, I kept feeling like it was going to end badly; there was a small foreshadowing element. I thought Ning Xianyu's soul would be needed to nourish the Heaven-Mending Stone. Thankfully, it lasted three years, and the ending was quite good. 🥰🥰

I didn't finish it, but I enjoyed it. The only thing I couldn't stand was the original male lead; he seemed a bit arrogant and loved to morally blackmail others. Ugh, that's a common trait of overpowered male leads, I understand. Personally, I thought it was alright. If you like that kind of thing, you can check it out.

So good! I kept wanting to finish it before I did, but now that I've finished it, I feel a little empty. This book is really good; it gives me a strong urge to keep reading. I think the female lead is the biggest reason the male lead changes. Because of her arrival, he didn't give up on finding the Heaven-Mending Stone and didn't become a demon.

I skipped around while reading, but it's basically a story about a cowardly yet playful, laid-back female lead and a max-level powerhouse engaging in a love triangle and showing off their affection! Although most of the first few chapters don't explicitly say they're in love, the constant portrayal of their relationship makes this single person want to throw away some rotten cabbage.