What Should I Do When the Yandere Heiress Tries Every Way to Make Me Marry Her?

Occasionally, the corpse will rise from the dead.

The pacing is incredibly slow; I can't keep going. Skipping 100 chapters in volume three and 200 in volume four doesn't affect reading at all. There are just too many things to complain about, so this is my first long review. I also finished reading the author's other novel, *In the Name of the Maid*. Both novels feature ordinary protagonists, repeatedly emphasized in the text, who are kind and empathetic. They both resort to drinking to escape despair and act crazy when drunk, making them seem more like ordinary people. The author also portrays the obsessive yandere character very vividly. However, the most powerful element is the love-struck, simply male lead in this novel. In *In the Name of the Maid*, Hai...

Seeing that line that makes your heart race isn't just about love, but also fear, suddenly made me think. Such a dramatic scene felt utterly bland to me. After the brainwashing, the reader's perspective shifted from the protagonist to that of an observer of the world, resulting in a complete lack of immersion. Up to the third volume I've read, the entire story is essentially a flat, straightforward narrative. It's not that this style is inherently bad, but rather that plots involving memory alteration aren't suited to a flat narrative. Fragments focusing on the protagonist would have created a much stronger sense of connection. For example, the scene with Funa in the hotel room could have been completely cut before the brainwashing; it could have started on the plane after the memories were altered, which...

I've been following this series for almost four years, from middle school to my senior year of high school. I think the best-written yandere parts in the entire "Pineapple Bun" series are the Bishop and the Prosperous.

Some people in the comments section next door are saying really nasty things. Bishop, please come back with the next book! This place has really become a yuri haven. By the way, can we meet up in Dalian? The area behind Bishop is the size of Xinghai Square and the length of the cross-sea bridge!

The subject matter is reminiscent of a pineapple bun, but the core message and the ideas it wants to express feel like a waste of its potential. The ending without a conclusion is a good one, giving us room for imagination and direction. Looking ahead, the path we've traveled is a journey home. It's just that our protagonist suffered, as even two hundred-plus characters are something only a human could write.

Kids, the bishop has been reincarnated into Qidian, and his new book is called "After being captured by a yandere blood princess, I entered the defeat CG". It's still the original yandere.

Comparing the two sides, it's clear that the other side is truly in a terrible state.

This book is truly addictive; watching the girls who deeply love him fight tooth and nail for him, surrounded by girls of various exotic backgrounds and distinct personalities, is incredibly satisfying. The combination of several timelines and the portrayal of their inner struggles and stubbornness are excellent. It also makes their love for each other profound and unbreakable. This isn't just a simple yandere/power fantasy; each character is exceptionally well-developed, avoiding stereotypical portrayals. It's definitely worth reading! I look forward to seeing the male protagonist, after his rise to power, still retain his gentle heart, subdue the female leads, and ultimately stop the bloody ending and cycle of reincarnation, reaching a beautiful and ideal future!

Ai is amazing, amazing, amazing, amazing, amazing, amazing! The plot is great, at least in my opinion. The yandere portrayal is spot-on, ccc. Bishop Myriel was the first author I followed on the so-called "Pineapple Bun" platform, and she's definitely a good author. While I can certainly offer many suggestions, let's be more understanding of the author. All of Myriel's works are excellent. Although I haven't previewed the entire book, I can already guess it's a masterpiece. I haven't finished reading it yet, so I can't compare my opinion to those who have read a lot. I can only say that the author has her strengths and weaknesses. Impressive...