Today I Just Want to Post with the Little Junior Sister Who Is Passing By.

Now that I have seen the latest chapter (Chapter 46), I don't know how it will develop in the future, but it will definitely be very painful. So far, two yanderes have appeared. The yandere No. 1 Is interested in appearance, and the protagonist escapes danger by pretending to be ugly. But because he endangered the protagonist's family, he was raped and killed by the protagonist. Golden elixir No. 1, The protagonist builds the foundation and kills it with the help of monsters. It can be said that the killing is very reasonable. No. 1 Has a lot of hatred, but I don't feel very happy after killing him, and the follow-up processing is not in place. After that, No. 2 Entered the scene seamlessly, giving enough or even excessive pressure, and arousing the hatred of No. 2. This is the plot of Yandere so far, and in summary it is enough. Supplement: No. 2 Values ​​​​the fragrance of the soul, and perhaps also longs for someone to really like its succubus appearance. (The succubus setting here is a bit like that of a dominatrix)

And if it doesn't work, just follow the stronger monks all day long. The sect master is a good choice. Can that woman kill someone in person in the first place? There are obviously many ways, but if you don't use any of them, you have to rely on yourself and stay alone like an idiot. You stay in a crowded place 24 hours a day. I don't believe that he can kill them all and keep it a secret?

Give all kinds of reasons not to expose these so-called yanderes, even your own relatives won't tell them. If you tell them, can they push you into the fire pit, or use money or something to hire a killer to kill him? Demons and other things have come in, and this Sect Leader B is like blind. He knows that all the people who had an affair with his disciple have disappeared, but he still trusts him and yet he doesn't do anything. From the whole article, the main character cannot be investigated deeply.

Because this face is so aggrieved, if you ask me to just make a few cuts on my face, if that doesn't work, I will take a pill that will permanently make me look ugly. Anyway, I have become an immortal, and I will definitely be able to recover in the later stages of practice 🙂

When this article was first published, it was tagged as light novel original fantasy. Since newcomers found it difficult in light novels, they changed the frequency to fantasy. Therefore, the writing style is also a light novel style. New books are bound to have flaws, but it doesn't matter, my quibbling skills are top-notch (bushi) I can't cut the book, but I can write it down. After all, I am still a newbie, my first book, not afraid of jokes, first order 6. Finally, please communicate in a friendly manner in the comment area. You can discuss the protagonist, but please do not quarrel (1 fan value has been set) Finally, I hope everyone can find a book you like.

The first yandere likes the male protagonist's face, but if the male protagonist is cruel and has nothing to do, wouldn't it be easy to disfigure him? Isn't it very simple to restore the appearance of the world of cultivators? Maybe I read a book that requires me to use my brain, so I still can't put it down. I always feel that the male protagonist's actions are very wise.

Ah this! Why doesn't the protagonist practice magic skills? Make yourself ugly and smell bad! Come and evade the yandere attacks! Anyway, magic power enters the country quickly, is powerful, and has powerful side effects! Moreover, the protagonist is very talented and can practice magic skills faster! It is also the fastest way to improve your strength! If an ordinary person enters this hard game! It will definitely drive you crazy! If it weren't for the protagonist's strong psychological quality and his masochistic character, he would endure it again and again! Don't want to do anything extreme! I think I'm not far from becoming a lunatic! What if the protagonist Dan Fan had a bit of pure dark mentality such as An Zhenren, Huo Zi Ge, Wang Lin, etc.! It won't develop into this! Anyway, a normal person enters such a terrible environment! I was repeatedly tortured to death by this group of yanderes! And death is not relief! Instead, we are being reborn again and again! How long do you think a normal person can persist? There are not many ways to survive, only three! Either the protagonist fakes his own death, deceives everyone, and then finds an extremely secluded place to completely fly away, remain anonymous, and survive until the finale, and that's it! But there are too many factors required, and the success rate is not high! The second thing is that the protagonist honestly captures the characters who are useful to him, and then tries his best to make all the yanderes hate him! One or two yanderes are already a blessing to the protagonist! But in this even perverted game, the guarantee is only seven or eight. When the protagonist cannot resist it, he must die! Just keep going like this until the finale! It's over too! However, its success rate is very slim! Three? Let the protagonist completely turn dark, practice many magic skills, and become an eternal troll! Anyway, the characters in the game are only virtual after all, not real people. They can be killed for consumption at will! This begins a period of killing the world, leading to a ruthless road, a permanent certificate, and ascending to immortality! What's the use of being sentimental? You might as well kill him with a ruthless sword! Achieve the name of a generation of Tianqing Immortal King! In the blink of an eye, you can break through the plane space, cross the void, cross the long river of time, return to the earth, and return to daily life! The success rate is pretty high! After all, you can't live without illness! Isn't this delicious? If the author writes according to the third method! No matter how rubbish you write, you can still become popular! But in the end it's up to the author to write according to his own ideas! Just treat it as a joke and have fun!

Alas, according to my original idea of ​​​​writing the introduction, the protagonist has gone through various attempts to commit suicide, and has died dozens or hundreds of times. He has even killed the yandere several times but attracted the pursuit of the people behind the yandere. He once really thought he had influenced the yandere, but he still died tragically in the end. Death too many times has made the protagonist accustomed to death, and even ignores death. In this mentality, he is ready to find a place to rest quietly, so he comes to a certain door that is clean after all, and then sees the little junior sister sitting on the steps eating buns. This little master His appearance was not that outstanding. I can only say that he was generally pretty. He had the face of a supporting character in the game, but it was quite eye-catching after all, so he did it next to his younger sister, without caring about his feelings. After all, after his resurrection, all impressions of these NPCs about him had been refreshed . The protagonist has naturally met this little junior sister before, but in order to attack the yandere, he has not had much contact with this little junior sister who has just entered the sect and knows nothing. He had been busy attacking yandere before, so he contacted her, but now he just wanted to be quiet. This sitting lasted for an hour, and the protagonist didn't even notice the passage of time, but after so long, the yandere didn't come to the protagonist. You know, the yandere had set up a tracking circle on the protagonist's waistband, and it had been a long time. The yandere didn't come to him , which surprised him, and then the story slowly unfolded... It would be good if there was another heroine who could inherit the memory when he was reborn The divine expansion of memories would be good. Alas, what a pity. . . . . . .

I really can't stand it anymore. It's really disgusting to do anything to trouble senior sister. I can't do anything but increase my favorability. What kind of yandere is this? This is obviously a perversion, and I really feel like vomiting just looking at it. It is much more disgusting than the kind of time-traveling movie where you get angry with powerful enemies or get poisoned and live for a few days. I really can't stand it anymore and it's not suitable for me to watch.

It's a bit uncomfortable. The male protagonist obviously has the ability to be resurrected, but he is too constrained in doing things. He can obviously pretend to be a dead yandere to get information first, but he has always been cautious in doing things. He is afraid of meeting the yandere every day. You have to think that the male protagonist can be resurrected, and the male protagonist also has the motivation to return to reality. How about you give the male protagonist a limit on the number of times he can be resurrected from the beginning? It would be really uncomfortable for the male protagonist to have to spend several chapters to get useful information. And don't tell me the yandere's background and experience in narration. Use the perspective of the protagonist to let the protagonist hear the news. Why use narration to tell the readers in advance? What I feel now is that the protagonist doesn't want to try to solve the problem of yandere at all, but just wants to avoid it and wait for the plot of this so-called game world to develop, and just wait and see. Have you ever played similar games? When playing, do you follow the guide step by step and only choose the so-called correct options? In most cases, it won't happen. There are some options that the player clearly knows are not correct, but because the dialogue option is so interesting, they will still choose it, right? But the protagonist's current behavior is just to wait blindly, waiting for the right choice to hit his head. This is very uncomfortable, and the protagonist has such a high degree of freedom. Do you think you will explore more interesting things if you encounter this kind of thing? And if you are in a hurry to return to reality, the protagonist should not just wait for the correct option to be installed, and then try his best to escape from the yandere and not complete the game. And we should find a way to speed through the game, use the mechanism that can be revived to constantly go to the yandere to get information, quickly conquer her, and then pass the level quickly. Anyway, the current behavior pattern of the protagonist is completely contradictory to his ability to be resurrected and the protagonist's goal. Only things that cannot be regretted will make people cautious and afraid to move forward.

It goes too smoothly, and the effect of rebirth is almost zero. The rebirth stories I read basically have to be blocked and killed a hundred times at the beginning. The first heroine dies too easily.

Is this world an orderly organization without powerful force? No one will believe anything you say because you are weak. Then wouldn't it be okay for the protagonist to write a blood letter and kneel down in front of the public to ask powerful monks like the sect master to uphold justice? First, capture these perverted monsters and torture them for interrogation. If the fake protagonist says that he will sacrifice his own life, then it will be over. If you ask him how he knows, just say that he has the gift of precognition. Anyway, The protagonist can load files and be reborn. It's accurate to say that he only needs to use his life to obtain information, and then win people's trust. If his strength is too low, he can load files infinitely and always find a way. From the first time he is killed, the protagonist should find a way to euthanasia by himself. Before the deadline, he will study like crazy to increase his strength and explore the information. When the deadline is over, he will commit suicide. After reading the files 100,000 times, I don't believe that he doesn't even have the strength to kill a piece of trash.

Can there be some female supporting characters who will kill the male protagonist or seduce the junior sister without any disagreement? Not all yanderes are like this. It's like abusing the master just for the sake of abusing the master. It's a bit deliberate and unintentional. In addition, I feel that these female characters can be written in more depth, and some stories can be attached to make them more three-dimensional, such as what they have experienced in the past, how they became yandere, how they fell in love with the male protagonist, which force they are related to, and what branch plots or main plots can be involved. In this way, the final kill will give people a touch, rather than being like a running account. Also, the yanderes come one after another, and they come too quickly, without giving the male protagonist time to breathe. Isn't it a good idea to have some plain and sweet daily life as a seasoning in the darkness?

I feel like the author should go into the light novel category instead of fantasy

The yandere heroines appear one after another. After killing one, the other appears one after another. It's so frustrating. It's not that you can't suppress the sadistic heroine, but there is no daily sugar adjustment in the middle to make the plot continue to be frustrating. If the rest of the plot is like this, I can only say goodbye.

The cold wind blows in the lonely valley, and the cicadas chirp in the spring and autumn. The young man returns. The stone man in Danghun Mountain sheds tears, and the fixed immortal wanders the demon to the north. Thousands of immortals on the upstream river have retreated, but love cannot match the persistence of tears. Destiny means success or failure. The immortal regrets but I don't. I knew at an early age that the world would be difficult, but I was still able to fly like a hero in the clouds. The cold wind blows all the way, causing the sea to rise and fall, and the traveler walks alone. Thousands of times of hard work and painstaking efforts cast iron, and exhaustive efforts are devoted to forging a sword. Now the sword is pointing at the clouds, refining Gu, refining people, and refining heaven.

Although the plot is very interesting , it is too uncomfortable. There is always a feeling of remembering the past after everyone died and remembering the past alone It is not sweet at all It's not that the writing is not good, it's just that I originally read the title and introduction because I wanted to read a sweet story You can die many times in the simulator, and the main plot is perfect. That is to say, it was not fun, and there was no rest time. It was too tight. It is difficult to combine sorrow and joy.

The plot of the novel is quite good, and it can be seen that the author is writing the plot well. But I personally feel that the pace is a bit too tight. After just solving a crisis, the next one comes one after another without some daily transitions (this is also why I feel that the relationship between the male protagonist and the female protagonist is a bit fast). There is also the breakthrough of the realm, which is a bit too abrupt and too simple. I feel that there should be many articles that can be done when the male protagonist breaks through the golden elixir. However, the author comes with a wave of mechanical deity, and the sect leader directly helps the male protagonist to upgrade to the golden elixir. There is also the section about the latest yandere. In just a few chapters, there is too much information and it is too tiring to read. The author can slow down the pace a little bit. Otherwise, the readers will be nervous and lose interest in reading.

There is one thing that I feel is a bit strange. Why do the protagonist's family members not believe in the protagonist? As a family, shouldn't we trust you?

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