Conquest Operation

First of all, author, you're truly a genius. This is making it almost impossible for me to continue reading the novel. I always thought it was a heartwarming story… and then you tell me it's all calculated! I'm about to flip the table! Continuing with this logic, is there a conspiracy behind the protagonist's illness? Whose calculation led to the president's encounter with the protagonist? Is An Luqing's "cheap sister" really her? (Um… since they've already released a personal chapter, there shouldn't be another plot twist, right? However, I no longer believe there can be any simply, naive characters in yandere stories.) Is Jiang Xiaoyue really Jiang Xiaoyue? Can this even be played anymore?! Is this supposed to be a suspense drama? Although it's already…

I finished reading 880,000 words in two days. To be honest, it's the most captivating yandere novel I've ever read. The female characters are incredibly well-developed; I remembered all their traits after just one read. Compared to the fragmented plot of "Fan Hua Da Lao Zuo," I feel the author's pacing is just right, avoiding any dragging. The emotions are also expressed very fully. Plus, it's completely free of any toxic or spoilers—I'm absolutely thrilled! Qing Qing's character is the most perfect I've ever seen; she has the elegance of a secluded orchid yet is completely devoted to the protagonist. The author's logic and writing style are superb. This is my first time writing a book review, and there's so much to praise: the plot development, the character development, the romance...

Due to the pandemic, students are stuck at home and can only read novels. I found this book and tried to finish it from the beginning in two days. Personally, I think it's one of the best harem/yandere novels. It gets right to the explicit content (just kidding!), And the yandere descriptions are quite good, much better than some that are all show and no substance. The interspersed character monologues throughout the main plot effectively enrich the characters' psychological changes without feeling abrupt. Many people commented that the male lead is a jerk (#-.-), But the beginning mentions marriage law, clearly indicating that it's not set in the same world as reality. Therefore, we don't need to apply our own laws to the novel. Besides...

Before even getting into the story, everyone reading this review should go to the playground and shout in front of everyone, "Sorry, One Bro!" The cover and title are rather bland, which might explain why "this book only has so few favorites." Regarding the content, I have to praise the author's writing skills. He uses delicate character psychology and a warm, simple writing style to create a vivid story. What impressed me most was the emotional journey between An Qingqing and the protagonist. The author devoted a great deal of space and effort to portraying the love between these two imposters so vividly that we were moved to tears as the protagonist gained a harem, incidentally turning countless people into An Qingqing's...

Years later, I still can't forget this book. It was the first book I subscribed to on Pineapple Bun, and it remains my eternal white moonlight. Even now, I still give the description of the female lead a very high score; her yandere (obsessive and possessive) qualities are far more delicate and endearing than many yandere novels today. To this day, I haven't found a complete replacement for this book. Later, I realized that it was precisely because of the male lead's weakness that this delicate yandere quality was revealed.

What do you mean it's not poisonous? The very first chapter is poisonous! You see someone's face and you praise them as the perfect wife? Ugh~

As we all know, both the readers and authors of Pineapple Bun Novels are fans of Bilibili and anime (just kidding). Compared to similar books, this is a rare yandere story. It's a surprise that the author hasn't messed it up yet. Pineapple Bun Novels certainly have no shortage of yandere stories, but how many are well-written? I read one recently; the beginning had the right feel, but after the male lead slept with another female lead, the author basically abandoned all intelligence. It was written too arbitrarily. The author of this book is already very skilled, although there are still some points that weren't handled well, such as the male lead's personality. Whether he's still a jerk is still a problem. Well, actually...

Yandere + Harem? What kind of yandere can coexist peacefully in a harem? If that defies all moral values, would it still be called a yandere?

First, let's talk about the character of Xiaoyue. Her early character development was excellent, perfectly portraying a clingy and affectionate younger sister. However, when it was revealed midway through the story that she wasn't the male protagonist's biological sibling and she started calling him by his name, her sisterly qualities were significantly diluted. It felt like she was relying on her past successes, constantly taking advantage of the male protagonist's previous affection. Of course, this is just my personal opinion and doesn't significantly affect the overall quality of the work. But I personally think the biggest flaw in the entire work lies in the character of the student council president. (What follows might be a bit harsh; you can skip it if you don't want to read it)...

Overall, it's not bad, but I wouldn't have read it if I hadn't been completely out of other books.