The Corrupted Vampire Queen Wants to Bind This Dragon King

Every work has its audience, and I agree that if you don't like it, you shouldn't read it. However, firstly, your initial description didn't state that this was a tragic story, and many people came to read it because it was on the list, so naturally some people wouldn't like it. Secondly, the existence of a comment section means that readers are welcome to express their opinions, and no one has the right to stop them. This is especially true for some fans who aren't even the author. Thirdly, deleting comments is useless. As long as you don't change your attitude, even if I don't comment, someone else will. You'd better watch yourself. Fourthly, a toxic story is a toxic story. Trying to cover it up by deleting comments? That's laughable.

At first, viewers might feel sorry for the protagonist, but later they'll completely realize he deserves it; he's purely mentally unstable. Every time he accumulates power, he uses it for inexplicable purposes, giving him countless opportunities to take advantage of the young queen's lack of vigilance to rip out her heart or decapitate her (compared to a certain weapon-girl anime next door, the latter's logic is sound because there's absolutely no possibility of resistance; her body, mind, and even her entire thoughts are completely controlled). One second he's being tortured, the next he's acting like a complete idiot. It's unclear whether the transitions are abrupt or if it's just part of the character design. Honestly, the Dragon King setting is a major flaw. If the original female lead acted like this, it would be completely understandable, especially considering Stockholm...

I suddenly realized that all the free books in June are from several years ago, with generally poor performance, and they all have a very old-fashioned visual novel writing style. Is this the last vestige of BLC? [Sfem:21:748]

To be honest, I've read all sorts of yuri novels on SF (Site of SF), including witch, demon king, school, blood hunter, apocalypse, artist, urban, system, and even space, mecha, and demon sword novels. This book is already pretty good, but the constant mindless angst and abuse... I'm really fed up. Isn't the point of reading yuri with a yandere protagonist to enjoy the vibe? If you don't want to read it, just leave; there's no need to keep arguing. First, regarding the mindlessness, it's because she likes two people at the same time... You didn't read carefully! Second, regarding pity, the protagonist knows some of it, but only gradually. The initial encounter is beautiful, and readers are all on the sidelines, okay? They have the perspective of an observer, the so-called know-it-all. But please read carefully? Chiori Kondo doesn't possess the original...

My browser found a book called "From Princess to Commoner," and wow, the author's name looked so familiar! Oh, it was from Pineapple Bun! It must have been taken down; the content must have been really exciting.

Shocking and heart-wrenching! I almost gave up at first because I wasn't thinking straight. Then I realized the writing style was so similar to a book I'd read before, and when I flipped through it, wow, it was written by the same person!

For me, anything that causes heartache is garbage.

Although I don't know if you'll see this comment right now, I want to express what I've kept buried in my heart for 40 years. Your smile when I was a child changed my life. From this day forward, I will love you for 520 years. Even if others don't support my love for you, my heart will always support you and love you. If you comment, I will truly express my love. Goodbye to love that isn't supported by others.

These days, people love to label their main characters as "the strongest," but when it comes to actual combat, they're weaker than a slime and constantly begging for mercy... The strongest? That's it? It feels like they're just spouting empty boasts.

The cover looks like it's from a really old book. Hmm, I think it's called something like "The Dragon King and the Vampire Princess."