Urban: It All Began with a Broken Engagement

This introduction completely shows that the protagonist is a slave of the system, forced to do this and that against his own will.

At the same time, I am also an author who is forced to sell blades. Life is not easy. As long as you place a free flower and reply to this message and add two wishes, I will have a chance to send you to the world in the book! Free flowers can't go to America even in Europe, but they can buy you a lesson. Isn't it wonderful?

I don't understand why I was given so much strength right from the start, and then I found a bunch of excuses to not use it.

Why is it a bit like men being inferior and women being superior to the immortal world? The general plot at the beginning is very similar.

It feels a bit ridiculous. Since it is a patriarchal system, why should we break off the engagement? Shouldn't there be a harem? Otherwise, how can we call it male supremacy? Moreover, the punishment for not breaking off the engagement is to become a sissy and lose control of her body. It feels like the protagonist is a puppet of the system and doesn't even dare to resist. The system tells the protagonist to go west, but the protagonist does not dare to go east. The protagonist has no right to choose at all

It deviates too much from the main story line.

By the way, if the protagonist is like Anton*, then Atlanti won't be angry? You must know that this is the world of female boxing, which is the same as male dominance. Isn't this a typical situation where the younger brother is having sex with the older brother? It depends on how you behave.

Pay attention, the protagonist's system is a patriarchal system, and the protagonist's character is a bit weak!

This is the Braille for a chapter of laziness

Why does this look a bit like something from an SF light novel?