Quick Transmigration: I Won Over the Second Male Lead

It's hard to comment after watching the first world. First of all, I would like to praise the author for his perfect background setting, but there are a few points that I have to mention. 1. I can't accept that the male protagonist would be interested in the original female protagonist in a small world. 2. The female protagonist is best not to read this book. Take the first world as an example. The male protagonist's personality is tsundere, but sometimes what he says is really excessive. This is no longer tsundere. Tsundere and venomous tongue means I like you but I won't say it, but I will use actions to treat you well even though I won't admit it with my mouth. 3. The author's writing style is not particularly mature, and the writing style is relatively young and difficult to understand. 4. The male protagonist likes the original female protagonist and hurts the female protagonist because of this. This kind of feeling of liking the original female protagonist and liking the female protagonist at the same time is IMHO, I am satisfied and agree with it. 5. I feel like the male protagonist is pretty cool, and the female protagonist is also very love-minded. That's all I can think of right now Generally speaking, after watching the first world, the male protagonist is either arrogant, venomous or impolite. He likes the original female protagonist while also liking the female protagonist. As for the crematorium for chasing wives, there are no more. Many male protagonists who abuse female protagonists are basically not abused.