After I Returned, Why Did the Yanderes Come After Me?

I can't write anymore. Let me be honest with you guys, just post a separate chapter, I don't understand why you have to keep hanging on like this. I don't believe you don't have time to post a single chapter in your real life. It's purely a matter of attitude!

Dude, I've been raising this for almost half a month, and this is all the updates? I really need to control you!

If you don't want to write anymore, just say so. If you want to write but can't, you can just say so too. You should at least tell us whether you plan to update or not. Your leave period has passed and you still haven't updated, but the leave form says that you will update. You're keeping us hanging on like you might update or you might not. What are you trying to do?

A nobody author, unable to even update 100,000 words a day.

I've finished the first volume, and I have some thoughts I need to share. Firstly, I feel the portrayal of the male protagonist doesn't match his character. As a reborn individual who lived for so long in the main world's unfriendly society and was bedridden with a serious illness for three years, his heart should be incredibly hardened. So why does he act so humanely after transmigrating? Shouldn't he be more decisive and cold, treating Xiao and Ning as mere NPC targets? He's said to have been arrogant upon arrival, but where does this arrogance come from? Is it a cheat ability or something from his transmigrator status? To be honest, wasn't the male protagonist a purely low-level ordinary person in the main world before...?

(My first long review) I started reading Pineapple Bun in the summer of 2020. At that time, due to the pandemic, the entire industry was thriving and full of innovation. Pineapple Bun was no exception. Whether it was artsy, sweet, transmigration, abstract, or Japanese-style fantasy adventure, I never imagined that Chinese light novels could have such vitality. After 2022, Pineapple Bun completely died. Its past writing contests never produced any particularly outstanding hits, and very few even reached 100,000 views. Furthermore, Pineapple Bun faced the predicament of a large number of authors leaving. The author wasn't a newcomer; at least in terms of plot design and writing, they were clearly very experienced. I've also written books...

If this were a typical writing style, Professor Lin should have already made several official appearances. And generally, with the setting of banned books, there would also be a regulatory body. Therefore, Professor Lin could act as an official regulator or an authorized member of a non-governmental organization, appearing to disrupt things when Ning Rou notices Xiao Yuehua's unusual behavior, bringing everyone back to square one. Whether as an outsider providing entertainment, an on-screen tool, or a yandere with a sharp tongue who can deliver a fatal blow, Professor Lin could be part of the ongoing accumulating of prizes, instead of being completely relegated to the background. In the current situation, Ning Rou and 0:00 have already refreshed their IQs...

😭Wait, why wasn't there an update today? Buhou, don't stop updating!😭

As a long-time reader of Pineapple Bun since 2019, I'll be honest, without being embarrassed, I've personally witnessed how male protagonist novels went from being a mainstay of the website to being relegated to the sidelines. It's not that all male protagonist novels have declined in quality, but rather that the audience for them has visibly disappeared. While the threshold for getting recommended and trending novels featuring male protagonists has lowered, the crackdown in recent years resulted in the banning of a large number of interesting genres, with the "yandere" category being the first to be affected. From classics like "The Great Conquest" and "Mortal Kombat the Scumbag" to later works like "The Villain Wants to Save Himself" and "The Darkened Girl's View..."

It's been almost two months, and they can't come back.