The Beginning of the Male Protagonist in a Bad Novel

I feel like every heroine could write a good novel on her own. But written together, it feels very sad. And Li Fuzhen's aura as the heroine is too strong. I have never understood how a person who may not have even started puberty could fall in love with someone who is the same age as his mother. Even if Li Fu is really Bai Yueguang, why can the other aunt openly let Jane come to cover for her even though she is 40 years old and has a son? If you like why you want to marry Im Woo-jae and have children from the beginning, when the protagonist is most vulnerable, you will not communicate as an elder, but accept it openly, using the protagonist's emotional and physical condition as a bargaining chip to make others accept it. There are also problems with Jane's characterization. I have always loved the protagonist abroad. Why didn't she let the relationship get closer? Why not fight for her when she was stronger than Li Fuzhen in all aspects but push her to other people's side. If it is due to social status, it can completely help the protagonist to have enough chips in his hand. Is the status difference between the protagonist and Jane smaller than the status difference between Li Fuzhen and Ren Youzai? After the protagonist loses his memory, he can immediately stop the family marriage and come to take care of him, but when the protagonist wakes up, instead of conquering his heart, Li Fuzhen will appear next to the protagonist again.

If it is a single female protagonist, then the male protagonist can be talented, capable, aloof, and only loves the female protagonist. Even if he encounters obstacles from the outside world, he will maintain his inner self, concentrate on improving himself, and slowly get together with the female protagonist. If there are multiple female protagonists, then the male protagonist can associate with other female protagonists openly. But now, on the one hand, the male protagonist says that he loves the female protagonist the most and only the female protagonist, but on the other hand, he easily gets entangled with other female protagonists, turning into a weak, indecisive, and unfirm boy. On the contrary, the male protagonist's love becomes very cheap, and it also increases the reader's dislike of other female characters. Why does there always have to be a third or fourth person in the love between two people.

The main heroine finally has a real person, with delicate emotions, no harem, and a very good single heroine.