The Prince of Tennis' Wife Is Always Trying to Find a Way to Conquer Herself

The heroine is too cautious and keeps herself in a shell. In reality, being with such a person will be very tiring. You have to give her a 100% sense of security. As long as she is allowed to think wildly, she must explain and explain. Once, twice or three times is fine, but her feelings are still there. If the number is too many, everyone will be tired. Do girls raised by wealthy families really have such low self-esteem? Isn't it good to be generous? I haven't finished reading it, and I'm really annoyed by the heroine's character. It's the first time I've written a review. (If you like it, just fight for it. She just shrinks in her own shell every day and thinks wildly. People around her are anxious for her.) If the author hadn't written such a time-traveling female character so disgustingly, I would have wanted to time-travel.

When will the author's heroine be able to be with Atobe?