I Just Wanted to Raise Their Affection, So How Did They All Become Yanderes?

I finished reading it all night, and it was quite interesting. There are definitely shortcomings, but the author is a newcomer, so I didn't find anything particularly objectionable. If I had to point out anything bad, it would be that the age jumps a bit too quickly, and also that while I sensed there were foreshadowing elements, the story never quite culminated in the vampire queen's involvement.

From December 17, 1929, to January 16, 1930, the USS Lexington (CV-2), a U. S. Navy aircraft carrier, docked in Tacoma, marking the only time in history that an aircraft carrier was tasked with powering a power plant. This stop was particularly significant because the city faced a power outage due to insufficient water in the local reservoirs. At the request of the local government, the anxious Lexington rushed to Tacoma, leaving behind the message: "Power up here!"

It's good, I love reading it, I really enjoy reading this kind of harem novel.

Lily, my Lily 🥰💕😘…hehe 😫😫

Don't let it die down. This is how I started writing the book.

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The author has been very diligent and obedient, but when will it arrive? Which part do we want to see? I'd love to see rivers of blood!

Yes, the writing is good.

I want to see rivers of blood! 😫😫😫

It's well-written, but there are almost no side quests.