The Yandere Empress Forced Me to Marry Her, Driving My Master to Darkness

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I have seen the latest chapter. There are currently over ninety chapters, six or seven female protagonists can be confirmed, and two of them have to be eaten. Aunt Crybaby, Master Iceberg, Master Succubus, Empress, Advisor, Fiancée, and Sister-in-law. There should be more to come in the future. The original article says there are more than a dozen of them. No cattle, no gifts, no dirt, no wives. I can't write down the details of driving, but it's not much different [laughing evilly] The background is a combination of the dynasty of cultivating immortals. The flavor of cultivating immortals is relatively light, and the emotional lines are very rich. Almost all the backgrounds are to pave the way for the male protagonist's love affair. It is not a slap in the face, but it is also very satisfying. The male protagonist was born with memories, and his IQ is above average. He is the type who can plan and have brains, but his strength is very low. He is in the soft rice stage. Depending on the development, he should become stronger in the future (or he may always be soft rice). It is considered a relatively high-quality harem story, focusing on the emotional line. The heroine generally has a personality and a very distinct image. I like Yu Dieyi very much as a counselor. From the mutual game at the beginning to the mutual help later, her character becomes more and more distinct, especially in the section where she helps the male protagonist plot against the empress and makes the empress fall in love. She is an expert in this field [laughter] [like] I have always felt that a heroine is more important than a good one. A distinctive character and a unique personality are really important. A heroine who can impress people is a successful character. I think the empress, counselor, and crybaby are all well portrayed in this book. Other characters may be because they are less described. Come on, author, write more that brothers will like to read [laughing evilly]

In today's world of fairy-tale novels, "The Yandere Empress Forced Me to Marry Me, So Furious the Master Turned Black" still stands out not only because of its novel setting, but also because of its delicate and nuanced portrayal of the emotions between the protagonist and the heroine. In the story, the protagonist Gu An travels to the Dali Dynasty and is congenitally ill and unable to practice cultivation. This start is very different from the "Long Aotian" starting point of the traditional fairy tale protagonist, laying a unique foreshadowing for the unfolding of the emotional drama. The empress' yandere attribute made her relationship with Gu An full of paranoia and passion. Her forced marriage to Gu An seemed overbearing, but in fact it was an uncontrollable display of affection in the whirlpool of power and emotion. When the empress faced Gu An, her entangled mentality of wanting to take him as her own, but fearing that she would hurt him because of her identity and means, was vividly portrayed by the author. Every temptation and every jealousy is like a delicate carving knife, carving out the complexity and depth of this relationship. The master's emotional line is a mixture of forbearance, restraint and gradual loss of control. From the initial concern for Gu An to the jealousy and darkness caused by the empress' intervention, the author slowly unfolds the psychological journey through delicate psychological description and plot advancement. The way the master looks at Gu An, from the initial love and expectation to the madness after being swallowed up by jealousy, every change can make readers feel the same. The emotions in the book are not achieved overnight, but continue to sublimate through misunderstandings, reconciliations, crises, and help. When facing the test of life and death, the empress and the master had completely different but equally strong protective desires for Gu An, which heightened the emotional tension between the three. Gu An is not just a passive recipient in these two relationships. His responses to the empress and master, whether he is confused, moved, or struggling, all make this relationship more real and believable. Compared with the author's previous works, this book is bolder and more delicate in its emotional processing. There is no routine emotional development, but full of surprises and surprises. Through in-depth exploration of the inner world of the characters, the author makes readers feel as if they are in the field of immortal warriors and Shura, and truly feel the entanglement and pain of not being able to get love and having difficulty keeping it, as well as the powerful power of emotions bursting out in difficult situations. Super good-looking and still tastes the same as before🥰🥰🥰🥰

Well, as long as he doesn't die young like the last book, I can accept it according to the level of Prison Dream. It would be better if it was longer than Gu Junlin's book.

(This is entirely my own subjective feeling) How can I put it, the plot is very bland, the battle aspect accounts for about 20% of the whole story, and the rest are all emotional scenes with the heroines. I have been reading books for more than ten years, and I am tired of reading about battles. On the contrary, I prefer reading books in which people participate in battles in an emotional way. Of course, this book would have been better if it had a little more combat plot. The part where the protagonist becomes possessed is very well inserted, and occasionally some frustrations are added to polish the character. Let's talk about the female characters (the Queen, the aunt, the jealous girl, the Queen Mother, the two masters, the fiancée and the sister-in-law). I like the role of the Queen very much. It has some small flaws, but this is what makes the character of the Queen stand out very well. The aunt is a gentle and virtuous little woman, and the jealous wife is a stable and virtuous wife. The other female protagonists currently do not have as much proportion as these three, but they are all acceptable. Finally, I wish this book will get better as it gets written!

Why do I like reading novels? I think it may be because there are vigorous youth and love in the novels, there are preferences that I have never had, and there are rare and dedicated girls around me who have very upright views. And my youth was neither well-known to everyone nor spectacular, it was very ordinary and ordinary. Perhaps, this is the youth of ordinary people, with only endless papers to write and endless tests to take. I have never made any wish in my life. I just want to be the male protagonist in a novel. My life is not good. I hope it will be better in my next life. I will see you in the next life. I also want to experience what it feels like to be favored by others.

It's good-looking, but ignore some fake people. If the empress in it was a modern person, she could be called a little fairy, but she said empress. As for what the protagonist does, which emperor would forgive her? She is already a living bodhisattva without Xiaole.

I didn't expect it to be quite to my liking. Although some of the character settings are very double-standard, they are also quite real. A girl can be a genius if she can reason with you and talk to you properly. Take good care of her and hope she won't be killed halfway. By the way, I really like the silly and cute crybaby character [please update]

To be honest, I really don't like the role of the Empress, I can even say I hate it a bit. But this is just my personal opinion. The character created by the author is very good, and I can understand the approach of the empress. Apart from the silly Aunt Lu, my favorite is Yudieyi. Intellectual, gentle, and general-minded, she also has small emotions such as arrogance and jealousy. Her interaction with Gu An makes people feel warm after watching her. I gave these 5 stars to Sister Yu. If I see something I shouldn't see later, or it ruins the character, I will take it back [Punch out] [Punch out] [Punch out] [Punch out] And for me, this book has quite a few poisonous points. The only reason for me to watch it is Sister Yu. I don't know if I can continue watching it after that.

I like the image of Aunt Lu very much. It gives me a refreshing feeling. Maybe I haven't seen it enough. She is always a bit yandere and aloof.