Me, a Saint, and Seven Ill-Natured Heartbreakers

A must-read reply to readers on April 4, 2019: Perhaps this book isn't quite finished yet, because I feel that's not your true intention. Perhaps a temporary setback has caused you to lose the will to write this book, but think carefully, do you really want it to end? Writing a book is like raising your own child. Kawahara Etsu also experienced setbacks, but he persevered with his perseverance and faith in his work, creating the masterpiece Sword Art Online. I don't want to say anything else, just that this book is very well written. For your own sake and for the sake of your readers, please give it an ending that you've seriously considered and truly want to write. Don't let a work end in vain and hastily...

Author, listen to me, you have no future if you don't write about yanderes.

I just saw this title when I came here: Seven Heroines with Terrible Personalities. I got a little excited. I clicked in and read the beginning. Well, in my opinion, only the younger sister's dough-leafing is decent, just like the guy next door said. The rest are a bit awkward. Like many novels, it feels like the first one I ever read was just nonsense. I didn't even check your homepage to know this is your first time writing a book. Yeah, that's my current feeling about this book. Well, author, keep up the good work! I'm still quite interested in this. I wonder if there will be any exciting plot developments later. Also, don't be like other authors who...

Breaking news! The old pervert announced in the group chat that after ruining Lulu, he'll be starting to write sponsored content, and he won't be writing yandere stories anymore. As compensation, he'll finish writing about the scumbag woman. Stay tuned!

You bastard author! Giving me a bad ending is better than abandoning the story altogether. You're not taking responsibility for my readers. You're a typical bastard who ran off with the money.

Regarding the fact that the three yandere novels in my bookmarks are by the same author.

At first glance, the title made me think the female leads would all be ruthless and possessive of the male lead, with no hesitation in using a hatchet. However, after following the story, I realized that while the female leads still give the impression of being willing to fight the world to protect the male lead, they aren't all that violent. The younger sister's feigned laziness, the older sister's unwavering protection, and the childhood friend's overwhelming jealousy are both heartwarming and unsettling. The plot has only just begun, so there's not much to say yet. I just hope the author keeps up the good work and quickly develops the story of the "scumbag female team"! ↖(^ω^)↗ (PS: Watch out for the hatchet!)

In my opinion, the three most easily referenced theological cultures in the ACG (Anime, Comics, and Games) community are Greek mythology, Norse mythology, and Chinese mythology. So when I saw the concept of the Seven Deadly Sins, it was like enjoying an ice-cold cola after a snowball fight – incredibly satisfying. Although predecessors like The Seven Deadly Sins/The Legend of the Seven Heroes largely overshadowed the "prestige" of the Seven Deadly Sins, personally, I believe that, considering the success of Date A Live (I've always considered it one of the best light novels...),...

Could someone please tell me the group number? So many chapters are blank, it's so frustrating!

To put it simply, the old pervert mentioned the sequel outline in the group chat: the male protagonist falls in love with someone (whose identity is unknown), then is dismembered by that person. The protagonist is devastated, then discovers that each of the seven female protagonists is hiding a piece of a corpse. He goes insane, tries to escape, but is caught. The seven female protagonists then engage in a chaotic battle to win the protagonist's affections. The last remaining female protagonist begins to torture and abuse him, eventually killing him. They then commit suicide together, resulting in the complete annihilation of the group. That's the ending.