I Only Want to Stay Alive

This book is truly excellent. It features multiple heroines and a chaotic love triangle, with each heroine possessing distinct characteristics and immense strength. The depiction of the yandere's insane psychology and extreme love is top-tier; once you start reading, you can't put it down. Some say the book's harem expansion is too rapid, which is a drawback, but I personally disagree. Since the book is set as a multi-hero harem, it shouldn't be changed. Too many changes later would diminish the charm of the beginning and lose many readers. However, the risk is still worth considering for the author, because it's well known that those who build harems in yandere circles are often highly skilled. The ending is a challenge, and I advise the author to start thinking about the ending now to ensure it's at least logically sound...

It's a pretty good book; the world view seems quite vast.

Qianyan is gone just like that? Can't the male lead stop wearing that mask and acting all cool?

Moonlight shone on the castle's mottled stone walls, faintly revealing the scorching marks of war. Ravens, black as night, perched on the battlements, overlooking this ancient ruin eroded by time. The evening breeze stirred the dilapidated swing in the desolate garden, scattering grass clippings. Do the flowers planted in the past still bloom? Blood stained the ground, the sins of conspiracy and the decadence of desire; born of the same root, yet because of a single evil flower, they fought each other fiercely, ultimately meeting only one in need. The world speaks of roses, a happy tiger sniffing the cat of an innocent kingdom. The desolate cliffs and gloomy ancient castle have withered again. How much morning light remains? The morning light cannot illuminate the truth of time. The words on the monument, brown earth overgrown, the old garden withered again. A few yellow flowers, the heavy rain cannot wash away the bitter history of the past...

Personally, I think this one is better than "Ghost Mother," it's a pity this one was abandoned.

Two or three thousand words, fifteen fire coupons (Yan Kingdom profanity)

So you play Genshin Impact too.

I spent twenty-three yuan to read over a hundred chapters of your book?! I can buy a copy of *The Three-Body Problem* for only twenty-nine yuan at a bookstore! (Longmen vulgarity)

It feels like having too many yandere elements makes most of the female characters' personalities very similar.

I feel that the way the Demon Princess disguises herself as a man to seduce someone is an incredibly bad strategy. The author should have explained why she disguised herself as a man when she later reveals that she is a woman; otherwise, it's hard to make sense.