Wife, I'm Really Not a Yandere Ghost

Boss, I really like your portrayal of the heroine in this book. It is my favorite that I have read this year. I really like the angry look of the heroine and the tenacity of the heroine. Teacher, your short story is really my favorite one recently [crying] I also like the emotional scene between the male and female protagonists. The ending is so beautiful. I am so happy to read this article [crying]

The real death of a character is not offline, not the end of the story, but abandoning ideals, forgetting original intentions, and becoming completely different. Because the character has forgotten its origins and lost its direction, it is slowly being forgotten, tampered with, and losing its personal will by the creator. Being a well-behaved and beautiful heroine in a love strategy game is Via's real death. In the game, she cannot say no or refuse the attacker's invitation, but in reality, this compulsion is more invisible. It is a fine, silent web that weaves illusions, tempting more "Via" to forget their ideals and fall into false dreams. Slaying dragons is a career ideal that Via can live and die for. To die for this is to live forever for it. It is human nature to want to change the fate of a character you love, but if you think about it carefully, it really disrupts the development of the story and makes it difficult to have a better ending. Many times, death is the finishing touch, making her life more vivid. As a super female mother, I can very well understand X's obsession with Via. When I read the article, I kept jumping between the two states of "I understand you" and "Dream Boy" [covering face and laughing and crying]. However, people's feelings for virtual characters or distant idols will appear sick and distorted when two people get along in reality. Like X's feelings for Via, it brings more trouble. I have always felt that this kind of one-way love is a kind of gain in itself and is of no use to the loved one. (So the conclusion is that Mengnan gets lost () In short, I hope Via and everyone we love can live freely with personal will, whether it is slaying dragons or taking new adventures, and always ride the wind and waves.

In her own heart, Wei Ya has done her best to Long Ren [Milk Tea], but her journey is not over yet. Maybe Long is following behind, or maybe the two of them say goodbye, but no matter what, there are infinite possibilities and a long time [Please]

After finishing the chase [Spreading Flowers], it is an open ending that is unexpected and reasonable. I can only say that it is Weiya who is worthy of it. She knows what she wants in her heart [Comparison of Hearts]

I like this ending very much, but I still feel so sad... Via can live a good life without x, x's love can only bring trouble to her. It would be great if at some point x could have an independent personality and love Via with his own independent personality

Via is so charming, a burning sun that illuminates everything brightly and fearlessly.

So cute... Even as a pet, he and his wife have successfully lived in a two-person world, happily.

No one will not love Via, Via is really the sun, hot and hot. X will be raised by Via as his own.

I feel like I am x, and Via also taught me a lesson. The last few chapters are so exciting, the author's soul and what he wants to express are all here.

I like Via so much! Maximum charisma! I hope she will always be happy and wonderful in her future life!