I'm Here to Help You Conquer Them, Not to Be Conquered by You!

I have a condition where the corners of my mouth turn up when I see Higashi Hazuki making that "hehehe" sound.

The latest chapter was really unsatisfying. The manipulative blond-haired hypnotic app was quite a shock to someone like me who came for a pure romance. Although the male and female leads had some interactions and sweet moments, I felt that this development would lead to them being betrayed by everyone, and all the feelings they had built up would be in vain! I'll wait until the author finishes updating this part before coming back to see how it ends.

"It's you again, author," I noticed while reading, and I really liked the style, but I thought it was two people who were too shy to say it out loud. The writing style is as gentle as a shrine maiden's.

It has a strong Japanese light novel vibe ♡ Even the dialogue boxes are in the style of Japanese light novels ♡ It's about a perfectly rotten girl ♡ It incorporates visual novel elements ♡ The writing is so beautiful ♡ I even suspect it's a translation of some Japanese light novel ♡ It's amazing! I want more! 😋😋

This is it! This is the perfect mouthwash! My favorite mouthwash for insecure, broken girls! I came to Pineapple Bun specifically for this!

The writing is very delicate and realistic. Reading it is like looking in a mirror, especially the psychological description of the first time he almost fell from a 300-meter building. I felt very jealous while reading it. The novel is beautiful. Even the most broken people have a protagonist to redeem them. Unfortunately, I dare not read any further. I am afraid that I will not live to see the end of the novel. The author's writing is indeed very good, but it is really painful to understand what the psychological description is about.

Is it the bridal palace?

Even a "hehehe" laugh sounds more normal than a "yixi".

This novel is written in a style somewhat like Japanese light novels, with a first-person perspective. This style is quite unique, the kind that requires a good eye-opener, but the author's writing is relatively good. Personally, I think there's too much internal monologue; the author could reduce it a bit. However, the story is very engaging, and the protagonist reveals his identity to the male lead from the beginning, avoiding the awkward feeling of having to keep it a secret. Overall, new readers might want to read a chapter or two first to see if they're comfortable with this writing style. Aside from that, there aren't any major flaws.

The plot of that hypnosis app with the blond guy reminded me of that reincarnated TS girl saving the hero book, both featuring a true heroine (protagonist) who doesn't fall for hypnosis and defeats minotaurs.