Become an Immortal, or Marry the Stunning, Sickly Princess

Personal opinion Your introduction and the title of the book say that you are a yandere, but in the text, Lin Wanwan doesn't look like a yandere to me, but like a psycho. The most important thing about the xenophobic yandere is that one person loves another person to the point of madness, that is, [??? →Love→Possession or other expressions], but what about her emotional journey in your text? [Curiosity → Possession] There is almost no description of love, which is the biggest difference between yandere and psychopath The possessiveness of normal yandere is evolved or derived from love, but from my perspective, Lin Wanwan's possessiveness is derived from curiosity, which is the biggest problem In the work From the perspective of the reader, Lin Wanwan may have fallen in love with the protagonist, but from my perspective, I couldn't see the description of Lin Wanwan loving the protagonist as a person. I only saw a little girl who was very angry when her beloved toy ran away and wanted to cut off the legs of the toy. If she knew that the toy was a person, then that little girl would be completely insane.

Why does the introduction sound a bit like dog-licking? The princess is about to dig out the male protagonist's eyes, but the last sentence is to marry or not? Is the introduction so lickable?

Looks good, looks good! But I found that the author's previous books were all eunuchs, and I was a little scared😱…

Could this lunatic be the heroine? Do you call this a yandere?

This introduction doesn't even interest me in reading it.

I thought it was Tang San, the first soul skill: Bet🙂🙂

Yandere is a type of neurosis, but it does not mean that you are a yandere if you are crazy. The little fairy is also a yandere. Many yandere novels are under the banner of yandere. The heroine is a psychopath, no different from the real fairy.

Selling dog meat as a sheep's head, how many times has the princess appeared in dozens of chapters? What I want to watch is just inexplicable plots and emotional scenes that are like drinking water from other women. Goodbye

No more eunuchs in this book. I copied your book next door. Eunuchs have affected my reputation. I hope you will not be disrespectful.

The Duke's second daughter works as a servant for the princess?? Is this the so-called dynasty that pays attention to ethics? Is this the setting of a female channel? Oh, this princess even took the lives of the prince's children at will What's so different about it?