Save a Crazy Yandere? What a Coincidence, I'm One Too

Healthy love is important, but a twisted love is truly fascinating! Madmen should fall in love with madmen; two souls with intense possessiveness and a strong desire for control are perfectly matched. The author's writing is excellent, flowing smoothly, and the world-building is complete. The plot development is rarely seen here; darkness and light coexist, and desire follows closely.

I really love the character designs of the two main characters. The seme (dominant partner) always seems to suffer terribly; he's either being mutilated and bled or becoming the prey, with everyone coveting his flesh. It's true, human desires are boundless and their limits are terrifyingly low. However, the seme is a wolf in sheep's clothing, reborn in every life.

I've already finished reading both worlds!! They're incredibly novel and classic Western fantasy worlds. The author's writing style perfectly complements the unique exoticism of Western fantasy, making the entire reading experience feel very fitting and harmonious, with no jarring moments.

Access is controlled. This book only has a rating of 8. It's really unacceptable; objectively speaking, it should be around 9.2 Or 9.3. It's very sweet. The seme is the uke's lover, a character he created with all his heart and soul. He's the uke's... OC (It sounds weird to describe it this way, but it really is).

The author is truly amazing. The intense, fateful entanglement between the two characters, both incredibly eccentric and possessive of each other, makes for a truly captivating read. The writing is engaging and never boring, the premise is fresh and original, and the backgrounds and identities in each world are very well-developed. It's clear the author has a vast knowledge base and thoughtfully provides background information.

Neither the "Bound Head" chapter in Volume One nor the "Rose Offering" chapter in Volume Two features clichéd plots or settings. (It's just that the names are hard to remember.) I found "Bound Head" quite interesting. The initial rule design of "making the sacred beast remember the story before its rebirth" might be a bit cliché, but the plot development was quite reasonable.

This book is so interesting, and the content is anything but cliché. It's a completely new story, which is really nice! The judge holds high the scales of justice, judging the sins of the people. The judge wields the holy sword of judgment, executing the sinners on trial. Many of the sentences look so elegant! There are also a lot of descriptions of scenes. Don't even mention that kind of thing.

So good, so good! Ahh ... Ah, ah ..., Ah ah ah, ah ah ah, ah ah ah, ah ah ah, ah ah ah, ah ah ah, ah ah ah, ah ah ah, ah ah ah, ah ah ah, ah ah ah, ah ah ah, ah ah ah, ah ah ah, ah ah ah, ah ah ah, ah ah ah, ah ah ah, ah ah ah, ah ah ah, ah ah ah, ah ah ah, ah ah ah The author's writing is really good 👌🏻 Every word is perfectly placed (ᕑᗢᓫ∗)

I think it's going to be a hit, it's really good, the uke is so crazy, watching them talk is so satisfying, strong, crazy, and not saintly at all, I love it! Keep it up, author, I'll be a long-time fan from now on.

This book is absolutely amazing! The writing is so beautiful!!! I love the romance of two madmen 💕 They're really locked in a tug-of-war ❤️ But they truly love each other. Lyciline is order, he's a shackle, he uses himself as a cage to imprison the snake born to destroy. They are each other's cages. You are my freedom, and I am yours. The chains can't bind me, they bind you. I'm willing.