Beat Up Scumbags in Real Life and Steal Their Yandere Girls

Then, to get straight to the author's ending, he initially used the yandere harem label to feed harem readers, but from the mid-to-late stages, the protagonist became a transmitter of the author's ideas, and the character became increasingly one-dimensional. In the end, he simply didn't collect the characters, and there's no need to defend him. The author clearly stated in his author's closing remarks that he wouldn't collect them, and then he started mocking harem readers. I'm asking you, where's your face? You're eating from a bowl and then putting it down to curse your master?

First of all, I'm not some saint like that guy below who spent money without criticizing the book himself and then advised others not to. This author is playing dead, controlling comments, setting comment levels, and provoking readers. From an author's perspective, it's a failure. This book, which relies on a harem theme, is doomed from the mid-to-late stages and then disgusts everyone with its ending. As a book, it's subpar, so stop trying to defend it. So many completed books get discounts, and this one, even though it's a "Moe King" series, doesn't, which speaks volumes.

Furthermore, the author's long-time readers shouldn't try to downplay the problem; this book is terrible. Don't give people the illusion that it's still readable. This book might even go on sale later, so don't let them waste their money. I've seen many people in the comments section who read the early parts, thought it was good, and pre-ordered the whole thing during the discount, completely unaware that it's awful.

This is a recipe for disaster. If you'd just said from the start that you wanted to write a pseudo-harem novel analyzing human nature, and then ended with a no-conquest ending, there wouldn't be so much criticism. You lured people in, and then this happens, and people are saying you were too brave? You're just asking for trouble.

This is a terrible book. Even disregarding the author's ending, it started to decline from the middle onwards. All the plot holes he dug became meaningless and he didn't seem to care about filling them in. There are a bunch of meaningless chapters and characters. I haven't read his previous book, but this one is terrible. I followed the updates and finished reading it. I bought all of his books, so don't say I haven't read them. You long-time readers of this author don't need to defend him. I'll repeat myself: whatever about his previous book, this one is terrible.

I figured I should have some say since I subscribed to the five-volume set. The updates were slow then, so I thought I'd wait and see before reading further. Turns out it's become a complete mess! I'm an idiot! I paid for entertainment and ended up looking like a clown. Haha, I hope you write some side stories, preferably where all the heroines find true love, and then they have all the fun inside, while the male lead plays the violin outside to cheer them on! Oh, how magnanimous, how noble and righteous! I'm so excited they found true love! Such righteous values! Long live monogamy! Harems should be swept into the dustbin of history! Oh, such righteous values! Personally sending the heroines to their true love...

Having read the ending, the author's epilogue, and the author's new statement, I've been a reader since the sweet romance novel began. All I can say is that the ending shattered all my previous goodwill towards the author. I want to ask the author: if you don't care about the book's performance, why was the senior's book canceled? If you care about your performance, why did you promote female equality in a harem novel? It's not that I'm attacking male chauvinism or spouting nonsense about women being inferior to men, but harem works inherently revolve around women being mere supporting characters to the male lead. When you choose to write a harem novel and then blatantly promote gender equality and feminism, you've already predetermined the current situation...

Also, don't be stubborn and read the whole thing just because the first few volumes are well-written. The later volumes are riddled with plot holes and terrible plots. The last volume is especially inexplicable. There are plot holes about the Bai family, the Hundred People, the Four Families, and the Senior Sister. I don't even want to talk about the MAD files. These are all huge problems. Not to mention, the quality drops drastically later on, making it unreadable.

To reiterate, this book is terrible, the kind of terrible that reaches its worst in the middle and later stages, so terrible it's disgusting. The author deleted the original author's epilogue. According to the author's plan, all the female leads will leave the male lead in the end, meaning that after the male and female leads have done everything they should and shouldn't have done, all the female leads will run away. If you don't believe me, you can search for it on websites.

Reading a harem novel has driven you bunch of pretentious intellectuals crazy.