Please Kill Me, Lady Saintess

I think it's well-written. It's a double yandere story, with two female leads madly in love – I love this kind of thing! 😳😳 There aren't many triggers (I'm not sure if "alkali corpse" counts 😏), and it's probably a clean pair. The battles all revolve around their romantic relationship; the female lead's reason for fighting is for her wife, she'd do anything for the person she loves, even…

The early plot was incredibly explosive, with two mentally ill, highly energetic, and obsessive individuals pulling against each other, creating a powerful emotional impact. The story was repeatedly pushed to its climax before miraculously and smoothly landing, opening a new chapter. This was written so well, so skillfully! 💕💕💕

I'm really looking forward to the female lead discovering that Tina has memories, then locking her in a dark room and pounding her teeth until she's practically dying. [Note]

I'd give it around a 9.3 Out of 10. The writing is excellent, the overall structure is good, and the content is also quite good. Now for the shortcomings: the main storyline is a bit too short; there could have been much more to insert. The pacing is too fast. The personal world-building is somewhat incomplete, failing to create a truly vivid and engaging world.

This novel is quite good, but it has one shortcoming (which is probably why it has a low rating). The plot of this novel is very complex, but the author has compressed it, which makes it confusing if you read it quickly. (The power struggles, including the Warcraft Cult, could have been written much longer, and the story of the first life could have been explored in depth, which would have been…

Although I felt a bit dizzy watching it (maybe because I was watching Crimson King), I thought it was good, five stars!

I think it's well-written. It vividly portrays the love-hate relationship, obsessive-compulsive tendencies, and madness between the two yandere protagonists, creating a strong sense of immersion. And it's not just about being sickly without being yandere. The interactions between many of the side couples are also very engaging. But why are the results so dismal? 🤦

While some plot twists feel a bit abrupt, the overall story structure is complete, each character has their own distinct personality, and each character's fate is explained. It also doesn't skimp on the appropriate coloring, making it a good novel.

Could you provide the power level of each character? It feels like the strength of each King-level monster is about the same. Also, could you add more war scenes and character fight scenes (not overwhelming battles, but evenly matched ones)?

It's pretty good, but the plot (referring to the plot other than the female lead's interactions) made me dizzy and lightheaded. Maybe it's because I'm not interested in Western fantasy? Or am I just obsessed with Crimson King?