You Don’t Want That Yandere Male Lead? I’ll Take Him!

The author emphasizes that the heroine who has been on a mission for more than a thousand years is very calm and relaxed, but when describing the relationship between the male and female protagonists, the heroine is completely manipulated by the male protagonist. She is very young and a bit contradictory. But I don't care about so much logic in a small sweet story. Generally speaking, I can watch it, and I can watch it if it is a mindless pursuit of sweetness. I think the character design is good, because the original heroine has more dark plots and is a bit cliched, so I know the basic routines, so I didn't continue reading.

Look at this masterpiece!!! How can the writing be so good? The balance between the male and female protagonists is also very good. It is not embarrassing at all. I wonder who the author can fill 12,000 to 14,000 words in one chapter. Why is it so fragrant and delicious? Everyone comes to eat it. Everyone comes to eat it. And the heroine Kurohara is not that serious. Everything is within my acceptable range. I am a person who is under the radar of thousands of people. I can't stand it if it is not good or shocking. I don't feel that way at all with this book. There is no awkwardness, no strange plots, and no inexplicable things. The plot line is full, there is no random writing, and the character's emotions are very well grasped. There are no surprises. I really love you, author. This heroine is trying to seduce the hero every time she breathes, and. They are in the plot line. Further physical development is planned after getting married and becoming an adult. The male protagonist has always been thinking about the female protagonist. Can each world use snacks? In the first plot, the world line is particularly full, the male and female protagonists interact a lot, and the plot also interacts a lot. The second world is a lot less interesting and jumps directly to getting married and having children. There is a kind of loss of eating immortal products and then eating ordinary products.

It was okay. Personally speaking, it was just average. I just thought some of the plots were weird, and they felt too strong. I don't remember the specifics. Generally speaking, there are always plots like the heroine is thinking too much about the relationship between the male and female protagonists, or the heroine is distracted, or the heroine has an accident and doesn't get home in time, and then the hero thinks that the heroine doesn't like him and then gets sick. I feel that the one about skin hunger is the most serious. I feel that there are so many plot arrangements, and it seems that this is how you rely on the plot to have a deep relationship between the male and female protagonists. In addition, your female protagonist does not have any substantive behavioral expressions. I think the male protagonist lacks a sense of security. For example, in the article about skin hunger and thirst (which has a deeper impact), the female protagonist knows that the male protagonist is sick and has skin hunger. The latter plot of the two people's deep relationship was also very strange to me. I read other people in the comment area who also said that the heroine is experienced in doing tasks (I have forgotten this setting) and can make such low-level mistakes. I don't understand... And there are more than a few such plots. I have finished reading the Demon King and it is the same... From what I've read so far, I feel that the one written by the Prince is the best. There is no misunderstanding between the two, and it is also relatively short. The other ones can only be said to have too many plots of this type and made me a little tired...

I think the writing is good. Except for a few parts of the world that I find boring and uninteresting, everything else is okay, especially the dank neighbor, the dependent surgeon, and the one where the heroine is an anchor and a musician. I like these aspects better. The writing in these worlds is very smooth, very natural and real. The process of the male protagonist slowly overcoming his illness, learning to love people, and learning to express himself in these worlds is very well written. It was natural and moved me. The female protagonist is also very gentle and guides her very well.

There are so many planes, I like the first one the best, the three planes with Dr. Shen and the neighbor. The other ones don't feel like they are about to wear out. However, the writing and plot are pretty good, but sometimes it's hard to skip a chapter with tens of thousands of words. I'm more interested in the latest one from a university professor, I'll look into it later.

The writing is really good, and it is very comfortable to watch, not too stiff. The heroine is a beautiful baby and a gentle one (personal feeling). I actually can't stand the yandere vs. Yandere kind of thing, because I think yandere only needs a good and good person to guide it. I looked for many of this type and finally found one. The others are either yandere vs. Yandere, or the kind of description that feels very exaggerated and exaggerated. I hope the author's rating will improve! Come on come on After reading other people's comments, what I want to say is that this type is nothing more than the type that the original heroine regrets. Besides, since you have read it, you should know that it is love at first sight. I don't understand that some people don't seem to know where to give a low score. Then, book reviews cannot represent everything. If you are someone who avoids lightning just by reading book reviews, do you just rely on others to make your choices? Don't you have your own opinions? What I want to say here is that I really like the author's character design, and I'm dissatisfied with some people's tendency to avoid lightning after reading book reviews. That's it.

I didn't expect it to be so good. I have read this book several times. I thought I had read it before because the title looked familiar [laughing and crying] and I just crossed it off. When I opened it yesterday, I realized that I had not read it. It is very good and I can tell that the author writes very seriously and can withstand careful reading. The female protagonist is immersed in the world, and the story is particularly exciting. Although the male protagonist's character is common, the author has his own characteristics in writing, and the emotions written are detailed and not trivial. The text is so beautiful that it completely exceeded my expectations.

The article is well written, but there are fewer features of quick travel in the second small world. In the third small world, I didn't see any features of quick travel. It can be said that the third small world has almost no features of quick travel at all, but overall, it's not bad, because the author's article is very detailed. It's the kind I like better, right? But the heroine is a quick wearer after all. Well, I think it's appropriate to write down some of the heroine's quick wear characteristics. After all, there are almost no quick wear features from the second small world onwards. The third one has none at all. The third small world doesn't even have any quick charge features. This is my personal feeling. Some people may have different opinions from me, so I won't comment too much. Although there is no feature of quick travel, which has disappeared since the third world, the article is still well written, and the writing style of the article is quite delicate. It is still highly recommended.

It's okay, it's a big quantity, you can pick it up and read it, I like the settings of some copies and the corresponding identities. The male protagonist is very realistic and sick, and the female protagonist's corresponding identity is very suitable and very healing. As for the original female protagonist, she feels assimilated by the male protagonist in the previous life, which is more like obsession and unwillingness. There is a small drawback that is a bit In the dungeon, it feels like the female protagonist approaches the male protagonist with the purpose of conquering, but in some dungeons, the female protagonist behaves very indigenously. After the male protagonist shows his specialness, the female protagonist just accepts it without rejecting it, and then they get together quickly. It seems that the relationship is very fast, and in other aspects it is very immersive.

This is really nice and short. The first picture looks good, but later on I don't feel the same feeling as the first picture.