My Ex-Girlfriend Gained Superpowers and Started Taking Revenge Like Crazy

This is the first time I've ever read a story that made me so angry. I can't find any other word to describe it except "useless." The protagonist is indeed pitiful, and his personality is portrayed as one of forbearance, so it shouldn't be this painful to read. My mind and body are both kneeling. Even if it gets sweeter later, it's pointless. You might find the later scenes depicting yandere love enjoyable, but wouldn't it be better if the protagonist could subdue a yandere through his own means? Instead, he's constantly insecure, and the later parts feel like Stockholm syndrome. The Kyushu storyline is alright from a purely descriptive standpoint, but thinking back to the first ten chapters gives me a strong sense of disorientation and confusion. It will probably be a long time before we see the protagonist successfully escape and take revenge...

Some people think the male protagonist in this book is too aggrieved and would be better off dead. Do you really think you can just commit suicide like that? Besides, the male protagonist has parents he cares about and a female protagonist he somewhat likes. Faced with absolute power, he doesn't even know if he can die. Do you think the female protagonist can't resurrect him? Death would only enrage her. I can't think of any other way for him but to give in. I admit the author writes a lot of torture for the protagonist, but I think that's the strength of this book because the author presents a true yandere character. Do you really think a "yandere" is a girl who can be easily coaxed? Who won't take revenge on the male protagonist? What is extreme love?...

It looks good, but please don't turn it into a lesbian relationship. This sudden change feels really off-putting.

Why does it feel like things have been a bit watery lately?

Although many book reviews criticize this book, using a lot of technical jargon to point out its problems, as a nine-year veteran of online reading, I think it's quite good. Perhaps I'm just a country bumpkin who doesn't understand literature, but I still hope the author continues writing. Honestly, among the Japanese light novels and Chinese online novels I've read, this one is very well-written. I don't know if anyone has read the novels by Tu Riyue, which are also adapted into TV series, but in terms of subject matter and content, I feel it's refreshingly unique compared to mainstream online novels.

Given the current state of the novel, the male protagonist has virtually no chance of escaping the female protagonist's control; the sense of despair is palpable. The female protagonist's deception is a stroke of genius. The world-building is gradually unfolding, and the male protagonist absolutely needs to make a breakthrough; he truly has no means of resistance—it's utterly hopeless. Furthermore, the relationship between the male and female protagonists needs a reasonable transition—either a complete break or a reconciliation. I'm really looking forward to this turning point. This kind of yandere character is a first for me; it's somewhat reminiscent of an ancient emperor forcibly taking a concubine.

Has this strayed a bit from the topic?

Su Yurou hasn't found the male lead yet.

This book will not have a yuri ending.

I never expected a story with such a tragic protagonist to make me so angry about the male lead. I won't even discuss the female lead's behavior; she's a yandere. But speaking of the male lead, he was humiliated for over ten chapters, and then a kiss and some "benefits" and he agrees to get back together? Saying he was powerless to resist is ridiculous. If he was powerless, why didn't he just accept being a dog earlier? Or was he just waiting for the female lead to humiliate him? Every few chapters he says he'll never accept Su Yurou, then she gives him some "benefits" and he accepts it all, while he's still in love with Ling Xueqin. How disgusting! I really don't know how the male lead can be so sweet at the beginning. Is he going to be trained into being a dog by the female lead later? Or is he just stronger than her...?