Help! What Do I Do When All My Beautiful Teammates Are Yanderes?

I started reading the new book, and the controversial description of the male lead's relationship with the saintess in the early stages initially deterred me (but then again, the male lead is only in high school, which is the most stressful time for him, so it actually makes sense, though that's just a joke). I thought it would be another mindless, formulaic wish-fulfillment novel, but having read this far, I'm glad I stayed. I think it's very well written, and the characters aren't just stereotypical, two-dimensional figures, especially the male lead. I can only say that the soul of this book is the development of the male lead. A male lead novel must develop its male lead: first and foremost, he doesn't live off a woman or rely on a system. I despise those kinds of characters the most in my life when reading novels...

The title seems to have dragged down the overall appeal of the book. It's clearly a deep and captivating story, but the title makes it sound like a formulaic, mindless romance novel.

Unlike the typical storyline of characters leaving the team, which is mostly characterized by arrogance, obsessive women, and scheming, this one is incredibly intense. Except for Qiao Ke'er, everyone else is a yandere! 😂 Is the 3000-reincarnation homage to some other story? The plot unfolds in a completely different way, with fewer chapters but a large amount of content, giving it a strong Western fantasy feel. The plot development and handling are excellent. I'm going to add this to my reading list! 😇 You must survive! (See if I can get some big names to recommend it.)

The latest chapter is Chapter 415. Thank you all for your monthly tickets and donations! I'm very grateful! I haven't been able to update extra chapters due to work commitments lately, but I will do so after I finish my work. Here's a section for supporting characters; after the battle ends, we'll embark on another path of demon sealing, and many supporting characters will appear. Please feel free to sign up!

Great! Finally, we have a male protagonist with normal values! Finally, not one of those self-serving, indifferent protagonists, but a heroic protagonist with compassion for ordinary people! This is the right kind of protagonist! I'm definitely following this book; please don't abandon it!

I feel like if Ellie keeps going like this, one day she'll do something that will kill Old Li, and then Old Li will fake his death. I can't even imagine how delicious that little devil's reaction will be.

A very good novel, I hope more people can read it.

Not only does it gradually construct a complete and believable world through meticulous details, a rarity in the world of fiction, but it also adds humorous and interesting tidbits of knowledge at the end of each chapter. This level of literary skill is extremely rare, almost unheard of, in today's pineapple bun-themed male protagonist novels. The author even created original poems—not AI-generated poems, but meaningful and aesthetically pleasing ones. This further reflects the author's literary cultivation. I hope this novel can continue and gain enough reader support. Such a good novel should not be abandoned halfway!

Overall, it's not bad, but the beginning was a bit too depressing. The childhood friend was good, the elf was barely okay, but the other two were a bit... The yandere character was just sick, not charming. I really couldn't consider them the main characters; they were too oppressive. They were more like bosses.

Has anyone brought this up before? It feels like the seven known female protagonists represent the seven deadly sins: Belinda for pride, Lena for envy, Hestia for lust, Kelly for wrath, Ruby for greed, Ellie for sloth, and Aikole for gluttony.