The Great Immortal of Love: All My Female Disciples Are Yandere
Bai Feng transmigrated into the game and became a formidable giant of the demon race, Bai Qingling.
In the game, Bai Qingling was a scheming and cold-hearted character who would do anything for immortality. He practiced the art of Voodoo, created human puppets, and committed all sorts of evil deeds.
What's even more despicable was that he always treated his three adopted stunning female disciples as pawns, making them the common antagonistic bosses in the "pure love" and "fallen evil" paths of the game!
Bai Feng's arrival happened to coincide with the game's finale. At this moment, Bai Qingling was severely injured, completely depleted of mana, and about to be betrayed by those around him!
In order to protect himself, Bai Feng had no choice but to intensify his wickedness and interact with those around him with the most ruthless and evil demeanor.
But little did he expect that...
Eldest Disciple: What a great immortal Master is! I really want to cry!
Second Disciple: People misunderstand him so much. Master is truly a great immortal of love!
Third Disciple: If we can contribute to Master's quest for immortality by sacrificing everything, what are we waiting for?
Righteous Fairy: Master, if you don't abandon me, I will be willing to abandon the light and embrace the darkness, serving you faithfully!
- 14
Okay not the usual I read, but some reason I am drawn to this story! The characters are slowly being introduced which is fine since it has been under 30 chapters! just pick it!
from chapter 111 to about chapter 126 it's the same 3-4 chapters looped, idk why it's like this but I'd suggest using fast passes to get past that if you want to read this novel
I found this little gem hidden away. It appears to be one of WebNovels resurected trial reads from over a year ago and brought out once again to hopefully entice readers. Usual tactics for WN with this move. Does badly back then and then hope for a better return. Anyways this is a standard transmigration story where the MC is isekai’d into a game world where he becomes the evil Demon cultivator head with 3 stunning disciples. Unfortunately he has appeared at the end of the story where his new self is about to be wiped out at the machinations of his disciples. It is at this moment that he his given the system to help overturn his imminent demise. It helps that the MC was a bit of an otaku back in his previous life and he has this mindset still. Knowing he has to maintain his new persona he modifies his approach and injects more compassion into his interactions, thus weakening the disciples antipathy towards him and having them change their perceptions he begins to gain the upper hand. Overall it is a decent read and there are times I wish he would act more on his impulses, the story progresses well. My only dislikes is the severe cost of privlage chapters which WN always does as, after all, they are only here to make money out of unsuspecting readers. Seriously if readers worked out that in the end a book in real dollar value ends up costing upwards of $50 they may reconsider. Hence FPs are usually enough. TL;dr - it is worth reading, just avoid privlage chapters.
Not a Villain!!! Spoiler alert!!! The main character is reborn into the villain-sufferer of the eroge game. In the beginning, he lost all his strength and will soon die at the hands of the main character of the game. All the students are traitors, enemies everywhere. The new system and knowledge of the game's plot will help to change this difficult situation. All this turns out to be a bluff. The main character turns out to be just a puppet of himself. All this was done for the purpose of gathering a harem. Just think about it, the most powerful demon in the world, a dumb idiot who refuses to explain misunderstandings and resentments to his loved ones. He sent himself a version of the future in which he was beheaded by the son of luck and his disciples, in which almost all (except his younger sister) the women he loved entered his enemy's harem. What was in the author's mind when he wrote this?