As the Villain, I Raised the Heroines Into Extreme Yanderes

Okay, guys, all eyes on me! Look at me, look at me! I have something to announce: I'm going to be the sun!

I'm too tired to finish the fifth update, so I'm currently 24 chapters short.

Live streaming should deter a large portion of people.

Black stockings, long legs, sadistic, black leather jacket, perfect figure, the world's strongest (according to the author, he might also be a masochist). Enough of the chit-chat. Some people say the cross-dressing is off-putting, but what attracted me most to this book was the cross-dressing. Is cross-dressing a harem-building novel really a downside? Moreover, this story clearly uses cross-dressing to build a harem, with the male protagonist's true gender revealed at the end—a typical wish-fulfillment plot. If you insist on finding fault, you probably haven't seen the "Pineapple Bun" from a few years ago; back then, cross-dressing was a real highlight. So, is the author cross-dressing? And could the author write more about Hathaway's storyline? Black stockings...

Short and weak

Yeah, updating as fast as possible in the early stages and then slowing down as much as possible later on will actually shorten the lifespan of the whole book. Sigh.

Why do the updates feel so short and weak lately, author? What's going on?

Readers with even a shred of common sense will find this novel unbearable.

The chapters are short, just like the author's j.

Tags like "yuri," "harem," and "crossdresser" have been removed; the "transformation" theme has been changed to "female protagonist," and "reverse seduction" has been changed to "pursuing." This all stems from a book on Jinjiang Literature City's female-oriented platform, "I'm a XX in the Great Wei Dynasty." I can't say more, but in short, good times are probably on the horizon for online novels.