Yandere: I Become the Godfather of Love in a Matriarchal World

My aunt is 58 this year, divorced twice, raising two children alone, without a lover or friends. Your novel warmed her heart. My aunt's early life was very hard; she had nothing but two Maybachs, three apartments in Tomson Riviera, and a courtyard house that she rents out. Please don't look down on me. I'm wiping away tears with hands adorned with diamond rings. I'm so tired; without your updates, I really can't go on. 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭

Yay! The author is still so amazing, and the female leads are so cute! 😘😘😘 But wouldn't it be a bit monotonous if the setting was only in the academy? [What][What][What]

It's pretty good, but I can't think of a good word. This book doesn't have the typical flaw of female-dominated novels where the male lead is weak and powerless, nor does it feel like the male lead is mindlessly strong. In short, I think it has no major flaws, it's good but just not enough to keep reading.

Five stars to celebrate the end 🍉 Since you've read this far, you might as well write a review. The author said they couldn't continue writing, which I think is related to the female lead's rapid introduction. This kind of theme might allow for more screen time for each character. Each young lady could have a more complex and winding path to romance, not just about quickly gaining favor.

This novel is just right for my taste! The opening seems ordinary, but it subtly lays down countless foreshadowing elements. The more you read, the more chilling it becomes—those details that you thought were just casually mentioned suddenly connect at key moments, forming an airtight net that tightly wraps the protagonist's fate and the reader's emotions within it.

Objectively speaking, 70% of the content is reasonable, 20% has logical inconsistencies upon closer inspection or listening, 5% contains points I personally dislike, and 5% is somewhat baffling. Overall, however, it's enjoyable. Tomato Book offers free access and allows skipping around; don't overthink it.

I don't know why this book has such a low rating. But if I were to comment, it's practically an Aquaman story. 😏😏😏 Vivid content. Elaborate writing. Absolutely fantastic.

It can be the same as the Kanpian.

The male lead finally spoke up; if he's toying with someone's feelings, he should at least give some response. I feel a little sorry for Gu Wei.

Just from the way the male lead treated his first patient, I knew this was the kind of show I could keep watching.