Reincarnated as a Skeleton, I Want to Be a Young Lady's Loyal Dog

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Bone King's Female Fallen Yandere

I originally planned to write this after finishing the book, but after seeing another review discussing the author's growth later on, I felt quite uncomfortable. The beginning of the book completely captivated me, including the writing style, the protagonist's character design, the development of the world-building, and the basic settings. If the later changes were too drastic, I might feel disappointed? But thinking about it carefully, that's part of the fun of reading on platforms like Pineapple Bun. Because the platform is relatively small, there aren't many people, and not even a single popular work. Even those authors who aren't considered obscure have various situations; some completely fade into obscurity after a hit novel ends, while others, even those who are popular on Pineapple Bun...

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Why do protagonists in invincible novels get weaker as the story progresses?

I read it for a few days, and there were a few times I almost gave up, but I still finished it. It's not that the book is bad; it's a very standard isekai (another world) style, incorporating many anime elements, but it doesn't feel jarring. The writing is also very smooth, making it a decent isekai work. However, for someone like me who jumped in because of the yuri (lesbian) tag, some plot points weren't so comfortable to read. At first, I just felt the hero had too much screen time, which wasn't unacceptable. Later, I even managed to get through the scene where the Demon King says goodnight and the Fly King treats the heroine like her father. But the heroines have been separated for so long, and it's even gotten to the point where...

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Damn it, you're playing dirty tricks on me, huh? Pure sweet, no angst, just pure fun, right?

I've been following this book since its early stages. At that time, the author hadn't yet developed their own writing style, and it was clear that the plot was designed to be impactful and distinctive, including, but not limited to, the protagonist's various cruel, absurd, and somewhat incomprehensible actions. In the middle of the story, the protagonist realizes the futility of their actions and falls into a slump. Around this time, the author also begins to devote considerable space to developing various supporting characters, but this shift isn't abrupt; it seems the author is contemplating how the story will develop. This part of the plot is relatively bland and uninteresting, which is...