The Yandere Fairy: What Do You Mean They Remember Every Playthrough?

Another masterpiece in the yandere genre! Looking forward to the author's next update! P. S.: I hope the author doesn't go down the boring "redemption of yandere" trope. The heroine's charm lies in her yandere nature; without that, the character would be dead, just an extremely mediocre two-dimensional person. (Of course, this is just a hope; after all, the readers' feelings are irrelevant, haha.)

The roads to Shu are treacherous 😨 How will supplies be transported? 🤔 The Northern Expedition will only drain our national strength 😔 We should emulate Eastern Wu 🤓 Only one of the Five Tiger Generals remains 😭 Who dares to be the vanguard of the Northern Expedition? 🤔 What is there to be afraid of? 😡 Having inherited the late emperor's will 😏 How can we remain stagnant and hesitant?

He eats whenever he wants, making him a million times better than the eunuch male protagonists in other novels.

It's very well written, vividly portraying the characters' personalities, especially the fourth brother. The author truly captures the detestable aspects of his character: prioritizing his own selfish desires without considering the trouble his actions might cause others. Compared to the second brother, he's clearly inferior. He's like a ten-year-old child—utterly troublesome.

Well, I rarely rate books, but I think the male lead's personality is quite good; it really suits my taste. I can easily empathize with him, and some parts are indeed less cliché. The male lead says he can break through limitations; in other novels, he would have already become an overpowered protagonist according to his own ideas.

Ugh, I have to read to the end! Seriously, it's so sweet. The author's writing style really shines later on; the beginning is a bit cheesy, especially the junior sister's reincarnation arc, which is a bit chaotic, probably because it's the beginning. The senior sister arc really made me smile. Still five stars! Sigh, if it's a male-oriented or female-oriented story, fewer cheesy parts are better. It's still readable.

The male protagonist has become a human-machine NPC; he doesn't take any initiative and is constantly being controlled.

Liu is too yandere, and Wen also has this tendency. The Master and Senior Sister are great, and their character designs are what I like 😳

I'd give it five stars. The female leads aren't just yandere tools anymore; they're actually both yandere and cute. The main character also has sound values ​​and doesn't just mindlessly exhale or run away. That's great.

The male lead in the story is quite responsible. (Based on what we've seen so far)