The Righteous Heroine I Raised Could Never Be a Yandere

It's good, the battles are exciting, and the female characters are all involved in the love triangle, but I still don't like the constant factional fighting. Each character has their own love triangle, and the whole thing gets a little agonizing before ending in a 1v1, which makes the other female characters seem too pitiful. It would have been better if it were a 1v1 from the start or if everyone shared a bed.

Ahhh! Vivi, I smelled something burning when I drank some water, but none of my appliances were on. I thought it was a problem with the wiring, so I checked everything. Then I suddenly realized it was because my heart was burning for you. 🥰🥰🥰

I haven't seen such exquisite writing in a long time. The transitions between writing styles are so perfect without feeling redundant. More importantly, the author's writing skills are very solid, and the imagery presented to the reader between the lines is very vivid. It's just that there aren't enough obvious intimate scenes.

It's good, but the synopsis says it will be a 1v1 ending, which is a bit of a shame. The interactions between the characters who like the protagonist and the main character make me feel a little disappointed that only one of them ends up with him. The author writes very delicately.

Olivia possesses a latent succubus nature; others are irresistibly drawn to her, though she herself is unaware of it. This may be related to her divine healing abilities. The premise is quite good.

It's a good, lightweight system that doesn't feel out of place. So far, I've only noticed the skill upgrades. The female lead can switch between good and evil, but overall she's good; it's just a matter of changing her attributes and adding a bit of personality. The plot is also decent so far. Currently, she's a yandere maid, a somewhat foxy righteous saintess, an elegant evil saintess, and a simple girl next door. I'm not sure how to get them to get along harmoniously yet.

Curious who he'll end up with in a 1v1 situation. Why the ambiguous relationship with other female leads in the beginning, or is it some other kind of romance, only to turn into a 1v1 later? Why not just make it a 1v1 from the start, cut out the other female leads and let the main character get close, and add some side couples? Instead, there's ambiguity in the beginning, and then it's a 1v1 later… It's hard to say. I hope the author can revise it. Four stars, let's wait and see.

I misunderstood. I thought the competition involved no overly intimate actions, like kissing, and the later 1v1 aspect led me to mistakenly believe the protagonist would remain celibate and preserve his first kiss until he officially became someone's wife. Furthermore, I ship the maid and the protagonist, and the maid had been pursuing him for so long without winning him over, only to have her first kiss taken by another saintess who barely appeared. My heart is broken.

Hey, kid, you'd better update this great book properly!

It was very enjoyable to watch, the pacing was great, and the main character was adorable. I recommend it! 😄