After Registering Our Marriage, a Popular Idol Chopped Me to Pieces

The author's recent updates have clearly hit a bottleneck, with word count and output being one issue. The already thin character development is starting to crumble, characters established in the early stages are gradually forgotten, and the main characters' actions are increasingly baffling. Let me list a few points: 1. In a harem novel, a scumbag male lead is acceptable; the male lead can openly say, "I just want to have several women; I'm willing to be obsessed with beauty." But what's with a scumbag trying to maintain a virtuous image? Lin Yuan is a complete scumbag; he doesn't need to explain himself, he just does what he wants. As for what he did—① He married five wives in different parallel worlds, the reason being...

To put it simply, the author's writing style is incredibly smooth, and the foreshadowing details are handled exceptionally well. The only question is whether the author will be able to fill in all the plot holes they've dug up so far. So far, the author has filled in several that could be filled, and the character designs are fantastic, basically capturing the fantasies of every hardcore otaku (just kidding!). The yandere character is also very appealing to me. Overall, it's a fantastic yandere story, and I absolutely love it! (I'm just a newbie, so please don't criticize my writing.) And most importantly, the author promised an extra chapter for each review! This is important, it might be on the test! By the way, I have to complain about the author's short and weak writing style...

The character development in the early stages was good, and the relationships were clearly established, but it started to fall apart later on. The power levels became inconsistent; Yoona could kill everyone by herself. What's the point of writing about the other female leads then? Are they just going to be secretive mistresses? The later parts are just bookkeeping! Romance is forcibly inserted without properly managing the relationships. Yoona's oppressive and torturous nature makes the other female leads feel forced and unnatural. It's painful to write and painful to read. I'm dropping this. This is just my personal opinion, please don't be offended.

Poor Points: There are numerous scenes of passersby drooling over the female leads' legs (the female lead wears super short shorts in public and posts leg photos on a gaming app). Those with zero tolerance for sexual harassment should proceed with caution; those with milder tolerance can enjoy it. Furthermore, some female and male leads discuss sexual topics openly in front of strangers, frequently using profanity and behaving extremely erratically (the female lead, Yoona, cuts herself in the abdomen with a knife when caught cheating by her mother), which may cause discomfort. Lin Xin appears to be a real-life sister; there are a fair amount of fan service and incestuous scenes, which may also cause discomfort. Keywords: Yandere, Rebirth, Harem, Shura Field, Urban Novel, Scumbag Male Lead, Fast-Paced Drama, Combination of Yandere and Anime Harem Themes, Very Appealing...

This system is ridiculous. It was the system that caused the male protagonist to be reborn, and he simply chose to be with only one woman for life—a perfectly reasonable choice. He wasn't dating multiple women simultaneously. Because the male protagonist had made his girlfriends overly dependent, the system wanted to punish him by forcibly pulling all the women into one world. The male protagonist is now forced to face women from several lifetimes, and all of this was arranged by the system. The laughable thing is that the reason the system is tormenting the male protagonist is actually because the system itself facilitated it (causing him to be reborn repeatedly). Doesn't that seem absurd? The entire premise is brain-dead; you can't use your brain at all. Jiang's illness is also strange; one minute he can't hear anything, the next he's...

If you enjoy yandere (obsessive/obsessive) stories, this is worth a read. It starts off quite intensely, with a direct use of a machete, and the psychological portrayal of the yandere is very well done, making the beginning quite enjoyable. The personalities of the later female leads are also quite distinct, and I'm looking forward to the subsequent clashes of scheming. There are also some slightly erotic side stories in the group chat. Sigh, it reminds me that the yandere tag has been banned for several years now, and most books with yandere titles have had their names changed. Many books have been censored and modified, and can only use tags like "reverse seduction" or "something else." Newcomers to this site might not be aware of this. Over the years, I've seen that harem stories with a yandere protagonist are basically about scheming to steal the male lead and the female leads fighting each other. Overall, I'm optimistic about the future development...

All of this hinges on the male protagonist's fearlessness. First, he texts the person monitoring him, clearly stating that he will commit suicide, and that it's not her fault but his own will. He argues that if she wants to die with him, then she loves him but cannot control him. Of course, if the person monitoring him knows the secrets of reincarnation, things will be different. Then, the male protagonist gathers all his girlfriends together, reveals the truth to them, and blames everything on the person monitoring him, claiming he was driven to suicide by that person. Unsurprisingly, the girlfriends will then suspect everyone present, and then the male protagonist...

I know you've been secretly logging on, otherwise your level wouldn't have increased. I'm just begging you to update soon, it's been a year!

Such a good book, and you're just going to stop updating it?

Yay!