It's Hard to Marry a Yandere Who Is Nine Thousand Years Old

The plot of the story is not bad, and the author's writing is also good, but it is not finished at all. The second half is quite sloppy, like a novel that is supposed to be divided into two parts. The reader is only shown the last page of the first and second parts. It ends without filling in many holes.

The ending is just too sloppy

It is indeed a hands-on writing, and there can be no more negative comments. Typos are throughout the entire text, and not a single chapter is missing. In terms of plot, it is not a good story. There are countless calculations and inexplicable malice surrounding the heroine, a villain in the family. However, the heroine goes back and forth to break up and dismantle the situation. On the opposite side, there is a person who is not dead. After a few painless punishments, there is a wave of new designs... The heroine is a bit mediocre in terms of character design. Although she is a doctor and poisoner and has a superior IQ, she does not cultivate her confidants and is always framed by others. The male protagonist does not appear many times and is briefly described, with little emotional interaction. The disadvantage is that the finale is in a fast-forward format. There is so much foreshadowing, but suddenly it is all covered in one stroke. There is nothing interesting at all. If you are not a book reader, you can just read it.

The heroine is so amazingly written

The male protagonist has the weakest presence in history. According to the frequency of appearances, everyone is the male protagonist. The storyline is okay, but there are too few emotional lines between the male and female protagonists.