Captured by a Yandere Blood Princess, I Entered a Defeat CG

You don't like yanderes, you just want someone to love you.

Having read through it all in one go, at this point, all I can say is that if this book isn't touched, those two women are either doomed to die or suffer a fate worse than death, and even if they die, it won't be a casual death. First, let's talk about the logic of emotional guidance. With over 90 chapters of the story so far, we're taking the events surrounding the protagonists very seriously.

If any yandere, rich, beautiful girls (older sisters and lolis, fantasy characters including vampires, elves, catgirls, and dragongirls are also acceptable) want to kidnap me, please leave a message in this thread. We welcome the methods of imprisonment, brainwashing, and inducing isolation; we do not welcome the method of using a hatchet.

Kill! Kill! Kill these two women and all the female traitors! May every member of the Brotherhood survive! Hopefully, the Brotherhood will have a good ending.

The author's writing style is very distinctive, clearly indicating they are not a new author, but rather a seasoned veteran seeking enlightenment on Qidian. Frankly, the character development is excellent; each character is well-rounded, showing the author's dedication. However, based on the current plot, I haven't seen any particularly exciting moments.

Having finished the latest chapter, the two yandere characters seem to have lost their minds after gaining power. Because of bullying incidents in their past lives, they can't forget the male protagonist, but they completely misunderstand the meaning of idealism. Can violence really subdue idealists like Che Guevara? So how could their imprisonment possibly make the male protagonist submit?

I read it in one go and found it to be a very good book. The characters are very well-developed, and the male protagonist has a lot of charisma. I hope the author continues to write and updates more often. As for the female characters, the author portrayed them so successfully that I couldn't help but feel disgusted by them. I can't muster any affection for most of them now.

Unfortunately, the female leads were really not likable. I didn't feel any goodwill towards them after watching the whole thing, and I even felt that it would be a better ending if the protagonist killed them all off.

This female lead is really something else; she's completely unlikable. And some of the male lead's lines are jarring and don't fit his character at all. In short, she's hard to judge. You can watch it, but it's just uncomfortable.

I feel like the protagonist is completely brainwashed by the Empire; his mind is entirely focused on it. He's fought for it for over 40 years, and even after dying once and being resurrected, he still wants to go back. That's kind of awesome. 👍 Now I'm quite curious how the author plans to wrap things up? Although I came for the love story of the Seven Forms, I still hope for a happy ending.