A Mature Femboy Isn’t Born to Be Eaten

There are too many daily routines. The key is that the daily routines are not written to deepen the relationship between the male and female protagonists. It seems a bit bland (I have only read 20 chapters now, and I am not sure about the rest, which only represents my personal thoughts). The writing in other places is good and the character descriptions are in place. The heroine has almost no interaction with the protagonist, and has nothing to do with the title. It's equivalent to you doing your thing, and I doing mine. The heroine goes to help his sister's company, and the hero joins the club. It feels like they are just people who know each other. If you want to see the content of the introduction, you will need at least one or two hundred chapters.

So, who is the heroine?

It's too deliberate and lacks some life.