A Record of Raising a Yandere Power Minister

In the early stage, the woman dressed up as a man, put on a vest, and the various pulls were very interesting, but the emotional line and the main line were a bit messy. When did the male and female protagonists have feelings for each other, and why did the male protagonist become interested in the female protagonist? It felt like the love was suddenly deeply rooted. 2. The feeling that the waistcoat fell off should be a highlight. The heroine is on a mission to avenge her blood. Without knowing it, she suddenly discovers the identity of the male protagonist and the hero loses his horse. There should be a corresponding reaction. 3. I really like the male protagonist who is sickly, but he feels that he has conflicts with the people in the court. The heroine has no main plot, and she didn't find out anything about the past. It would be okay if there was a struggle between the hero and her father's family, but there isn't. Several times the male and female protagonists separated and reunited, which was just child's play. 4. The supporting characters of the Queen and Pei Ji are very interesting. The Queen is decisive in killing and never shows mercy. Pei Ji is also yandere and crazy to the extreme. Can this be a separate book? 4. Finally, although I have said a lot, I still like it. I hope the author will continue to work hard and publish more articles.

The writing is good and the emotions are natural. I really don't understand why the plot of the male protagonist having a fiancée was added at the end. It ended too hastily. I felt that the two people fell in love very bitterly and miserably, and it was not very sweet.

The overall feeling is good, but I always feel that it can be better. When I saw 80%, I opened the author's column many times. I felt that I liked this article very much, and I would definitely be interested in the author's other works. But the ending felt a bit rushed, and I don't understand why the author insisted on arranging the existence of a "sister" and the sentence "I will definitely marry her." I originally planned to read this article when I have nothing to do in the future. After reading it I feel like I will never open it again.

It feels a little fast coming together. The ambiguity period is too short. It would be better if the line of women pretending to be men is longer. Yandere does smell good, but being really sick too many times still makes me a little tired. The heroine is really an outsider in the later stages. I would have liked it better if she hadn't gone back directly to overseas and opened a new map... And it had been told from the heroine's perspective. The writing behind it is a bit irritating, and I even thought that be would be very logical.

After watching it... How should I put it... I feel that Pei Xiu's sentence that I will definitely marry her is a bit unsatisfactory... The male protagonist is really the weakest I have ever seen.

Okay, so it turns out that the sister the male protagonist calls out when he is sick is his fiancée. She is so affectionate. I am so touched. Do you feel sorry for my money?

So what does Xiao Ling mean? Why? Who do you like? This is jiujieshul

If the sister to whom the male protagonist was engaged had not died, how would the male protagonist handle his relationship with the female protagonist in the future?

Flaws are not hidden, it is good-looking, but the portrayal of the heroine is a bit pity. I learned a good way to get along with friends when I ran away. Unfortunately, this line breaks at the point where the heroine decides to go back. Did the author cut the outline?

Woooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooh thanks It's great to have niche XP satisfied. I hope my wife can always stick to her own style. It's hard to find the same type. Come on, madam!