
Only After Leaving the Sect Did I Realize They Were All Yanderes
退出宗门后,才发现她们都是病娇
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 108k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Traditional Eastern Fantasy
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
50Chapters
69.8kReads · all time
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Reader comments 27
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No one seems to be watching, so cheer yourself up!
When I read the novel about a silent female channel, it was all poisonous
This kind of betrayal and regret articles are a bit poisonous and green🤢
I had fun with a sect leader, was threatened by a disciple, and even wanted to marry that person. The author didn't nail it down, and there was no foreshadowing. It just started by saying that the sect leader wanted to marry that Cui or something, and the protagonist wanted to drive them away, and he protected them in every possible way.
The male protagonist is a turtle and a coward. Do you still want someone to watch? I'm really attracted to this kind of theme every time. The protagonist is always the same, just like De'er.
To rely on, the only punishment for betraying the sect and colluding with the demons is to be demoted, which is too outrageous.
In the early stage, the two women's intelligence-depressing operations were actually performed by them. This setting is very good. If the introduction is not written well, others will misunderstand that the author is a cuckold, and the yandere article is disguised as a regretful article. The poisonous point is that Qingmei is a hidden yandere who has no feelings for the villain, but she is engaged to the villain, which makes her a bit speechless. There is no need to have so many heroines in the harem of a yandere novel. The three from the sect are enough. Add an empress. I guess there will be more in the future. Isn't it enough to write them as friends? There is no need to become attracted to the protagonist just after meeting a girl. It's enough to portray the three yanderes well.
Give me two points. If I give a one-point review, it may not affect the book's rating! I heard others say that the sect leader has a dual personality. Sorry, I haven't finished reading it. I only read the first few chapters. It's really a bit too poisonous. Isn't the sect leader complicated? This male protagonist is also quite impressive.
First of all, I only read the first 10 chapters. The first 3 chapters are poisonous enough and enough to persuade people to quit. The characterization is very disappointing. The two people who collude with the demons are just devalued. Why do you want to leave a foreshadowing? And the dog sect leader doesn't trust the protagonist who gets along day and night? A damn tsundere, a licking protagonist
This book is poisonous and completely illogical