
After I Lost My Memory, the Immortal Maiden I Had Scorned Became a Yandere
失忆后,被我渣过的仙子成了病娇
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 425k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Fantasy High-Concept
- Updated
- 3mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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The Ultimate Yandere Novel in Your Eyes
A Yandere Woman With an Extremely Strong Desire to Control the Male Lead
The male lead is cool and aloof, but only cares about the female lead and feels for her.
Funny Xuanhuan Novels with Creative Premises: Send Me Anything with an Invincible or Goofy Protagonist
Give Me Some Truly Great Reads. I'm Really, Really Out of Books
Looking for books similar to *Transmigrating into a Single-Player Game: I Broke the NPCs*.
Male-Oriented Stories with Multiple Heroines, but Not Too Many
I’m looking for male-oriented stories with a well-written romance. Fantasy, urban cultivation, anything is fine. I hope there aren’t too many heroines, two or three is enough. In some harem stories, the heroine only exists to increase the size of the hero’s harem. She’s just a useless, pretty prop.
Campus Romance, Childhood Sweethearts, Yandere, Love-Triangle Drama
Looking for books like Surrounded by Yandere Girls, I Just Want to Survive! Please, I'm begging you.
The Male Lead Willingly Falls Into the Arms of a Yandere Woman
I Want Big Romantic Drama! Rivers of Blood! A Twisted Love Triangle!
Looking for books similar to *I Only Make Money, Not Love: I'm the Best Professional Devoted Fool!* I want something like *I Transmigrated as a Blonde Delinquent and Decided to Stay Away from the Original Character*, where the protagonist has no intention of getting together with any female characters, but things keep happening by sheer coincidence...
Top-Tier Novels Rated 9 or Higher, or Close to It
Looking for something similar to Illustrated Guide to Strange Creatures. Looking for top-tier novels rated 9 or higher, or close to it.
Cultivation Novels with a Yandere Lead
I read a cultivation novel about a yandere a while back. There was a Holy Maiden of the Daoist Sect, whose name I've forgotten, and she was a yandere too. The author wrote her really well, but now I can't find the book. Can anyone help me track it down?
Yandere + Submissive + Extremely Possessive! Please, I'm Begging You
The Protagonist Keeps Reincarnating, Until a Lover from a Past Life Comes Looking for Them
Looking for books similar to Reborn Thousands of Years Ago, and They're All Looking for Me.
Lolis! The Female Lead Is a Loli! No Transformation Stories. Fantasy Is Preferred
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First of all, this is definitely a male video, so don't worry, watch it, the male protagonist is not a loser, he is not weak, he is not independent, and he is not a turtle. He is definitely a high-quality product in Tomatoes, and the next door is definitely a famous presence on the list. The description of the characters is delicate and full, and people will not be able to remember the names of the characters after watching it for a long time. Luo Youxian's hatred due to love, and Jiang Lengyue's hatred due to jealousy are all memorable, and perfectly embody what it means to be a yandere. Can you call someone who doesn't love you a yandere? Can someone who doesn't look good be called a yandere? Can someone who is not coquettish be called a yandere? The core of yandere is described around love, not hatred and illness. The male protagonist's initiative and interaction can make me feel love instead of being forced. Even if he loses his memory, he will still not forget to love them. Moreover, even if the male protagonist loses his memory, his character is very consistent with his pre-amnesia personality. , There will be no sense of separation, and it will be like a different person after amnesia. In addition, the male protagonist does not passively bear it, but takes the initiative to save and become stronger. Many female fans who pretend to be male fans will ignore the male protagonist's own strength and write the novel as a romance novel. Men are not like men and women. As a person who has been reading novels for 10 years and is barely considered a bookworm, I have had enough of female novels. Although there are excellent female novels, there are too few. I must give the author five stars for this last novel. It has nothing to do with the opposition between male and female novels. It is just my recognition of excellent works.
It's surprisingly good-looking, and the male protagonist is also a wise guy, so he's worth following. After reading more than 70 chapters, I felt that this book is actually quite boring. The aura of the protagonist is too serious, and the others are as downgraded as if they were downgraded. The sword of fate in the Holy Land is not as good as the protagonist, so I can only say to be cautious before entering.
Very good, very good. The author is very good at first glance, and does not blindly write about how crazy the senior sister is. This is really comfortable. The yandere novels I have read before are all about going crazy, either eating the protagonist, or being imprisoned, and all sorts of torture. This is very uncomfortable and makes people feel that the other person does not look like a yandere but a complete madman. Aren't other yanderes human beings? The author handles this point really comfortably. A person is a human being first, and a yandere second.
Personal feeling: The novel is quite good, both in terms of various plots and writing style, it is considered to be above average in 🍅. [Chigua] is not a classic in terms of plot, and every plot is quite innovative; but the fly in the ointment is that, as our main heroine, , Jiang's description of the emotional line is not as good as Luo Duo's [face covering] Jiang's description of the protagonist's feelings and the process is too little. There is only a little description of why he liked the protagonist when he was a child, and he actually only wrote it in the middle and latter part of the book now [awkward laugh] But overall, this novel is remarkable and worth reading. However, I still hope that the author can improve Jiang's emotional line with the protagonist in the future.
I finally came across a good yandere novel. I have read so many books where the heroine calls her yandere but she is actually sick. Reading this book is so refreshing. This is a yandere who has her own logic, rather than blindly suffering from illness and torture. And the so-called yandere naturally has to be spoiled. This book is very well written And the male protagonist is not a turtle, he has his own backbone and bottom line, and his own brain. This book does not have dozens of chapters where the male protagonist is imprisoned, tortured, had his hands and feet broken, and the disgusting plot is inhumane to highlight the female protagonist's illness. This book also shows the contradiction of the female protagonist when facing emotional confusion and helplessness. When facing the male protagonist, the collision of love and possession. I want the protagonist to love her all the time, but I am afraid that the protagonist will hate her because she has done something excessive. It is so beautiful.
Really, madam, madam, madam, so beautiful The protagonist is not a coward at all and is affectionate and righteous He is not the kind of male protagonist who kills decisively without any brains and is a stallion. He is not the kind of little gangster. The male protagonist is gentle but calm and has his own bottom line. He will shoulder his own responsibilities. Moreover, the plot is not brainless at all, and the characters are all very three-dimensional. Really nice, update soon
The kids are so good, this is so good, Chinese people don't lie to Chinese people, the plot is very interesting 👍 Good look good good look good good good good good good good good good good good good good good good good good good good good good good good good good good good good good good good good good good good good good good good good good good good good good good good good good good good good good good good good good good good good good good good good good good good good good good good good good good good good good good good good good good good good good good good good good good good good good good good good good good good good good good good good good good good good good good good good good good good good good good good good good good good good good good good good good good good good good good good good good good good good good good good good good good good good good good good good good good good good good good good good good good good good good good good good good good good good good good good good good good good good good good good good good good good good good good good good good good good good good good good good good good good good good Good looking good good looking good good good good good good good good good good good good good good good good good good good good good good good good good good good good good good good good good good good good good good good good good good good good good good good good good good good good good good good good good good good good good good good good good good good good good good good good good good good good good good good good good good good good
It's well written, but it seems to be imitating Qidian.
I really liked this book and read it in two days. It's just that I didn't quite understand the final synopsis. The current male protagonist and the others went back more than 300 years ago. When they returned, they were seen by the gods, which aroused Jiujiu's memories. The murderous intention was suppressed and he fought back the gods. Jiujiu sent them back and stayed in the gray world. After meeting the male protagonist's master, he returned to the human world, and the memories related to the gods were sealed, retaining the memory of being Luo Youxian's sister (meaning that Luo in the main plot is such a follow-up, and the male protagonist's affairs seem to have not been explained) It seems tiring when it comes to timeline reincarnation. I don't know if this is a closed loop (my current understanding is that the male protagonist in the main timeline went back three hundred years ago) or what?
This book gets better as it goes on, and maybe it was a bit unsophisticated in the early stages, but after the second heroine is finished, the plot begins to pick up steam, with a lot of interesting content, and the descriptions of the fights are not bad. When I first read it, I thought there would be another kind of villain who steals the heroine, but later on, the villain's purpose becomes higher and he no longer sticks to the heroine, and the plot begins to become suspenseful. To sum up, the plot is average in the early stage, and it is strong in the middle and late stages. However, the cover is a bit stretched, which may be a little resistance to the promotion of this good book. After all, the aroma of wine is not afraid of the alley, but at least the plaque must have a look.