On one side is a gentle, kind personal maid, who asks carefully, “Young master, is there anything I can do for you?”
On the other is the embodiment of a yandere’s possessiveness, whispering in his ear, “Master, you belong to me. Every drop of your blood and every breath you take should be mine!”
But when he faces that haughty queen, he becomes an object of contempt: “You lowly inferior, you should be grateful to stand by my side. It is the greatest honor of your life!”
With all these personalities, which one is the real “her”?
Day after day, as these three faces intertwine, he gradually loses track of who is truly in control, and who is the captive servant.
I have now read Chapter 7, and overall it has great potential. In terms of characters, my second brother also said it is okay. I don't know much about the situation yet, but as long as it's not like the plot of an anime with a white-haired heroine who can speak Japanese and Russian, I think it's okay to get the rating above 9.0 By the end. I haven't read many of the author's new books so far, so I plan to save them and read them again when I reach 100 chapters. I hope the author can come up with a good outline instead of just following the book casually, and don't borrow too much from other books. At the same time, I also hope that the author will write two separate chapters for the characters in the work (except for the heroine and the hero, they can be explored directly in the plot). It will be easier for readers to understand this character and make it more vivid and concrete. The author can also mix the number of words. If the person is mentioned, the character chapter must be the first perspective. The stage so far is still worth reading. It can be viewed as chaff. As long as the plot in the later period is not cliched and more original and innovative, I think it can reach a 9.7 Rating and a 9.0 Rating.
I like it so much 🥰🥰🥰🥰 Maid, hey hey 🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰How shameless