The Knight Who Fell into the Abyss Is Still Loved by Them

Wow, I've finished reading it! I'm really curious how the author managed to write a harem story with an NTR (Netorare) feel to it.

I suggest changing this. I completely fail to understand or empathize with her. To paraphrase a previous post, the protagonist and Yi are childhood friends, and you interfered. If you didn't know, fine, but now that you do, you're still doing this (referring to using the letter delivery to blackmail the protagonist into intimate acts). You're supposed to be representing your territory in negotiations; if you're found to have lied, your territory's image will be severely damaged, and you'll have leverage over the ensuing disputes. If the genders were reversed, there would be over ten thousand comments; a cow isn't a cow.

Damn it, they think fallen warriors get angelic punishment? I thought Holy Sword Wielders were all morally superior people, but they're just pathetic. What's the difference between them and those bandits and witches? They should just transform into demon kings, go berserk, and kill, kill, kill! One person, they'll destroy the whole world!

Watching those videos featuring leg and hand fetishes, I don't know why, it reminded me of the Dark Wizard.

Besides love at first sight, what other factors contribute to a character's romantic feelings for the protagonist later on?

My current impression is that the female lead is like an aphrodisiac.

I feel like I've seen a similar story somewhere before, a novel where a female knight and a princess are childhood sweethearts, and the knight's rose sword, corrupted by dragon blood, leads the princess to discover her imprisonment. I have a vague recollection of it.

Holy crap, NTR at the start, I was stunned. I thought it was a pure love story with a princess.

Pure 100 or changed to 100?

Do you have any skirts? I need to go in.