Quick Transmigration: The Yandere Male Lead Keeps Winning Himself Over

I didn't find it sweet, I just felt that the heroine was very assertive. She needed to be independent and self-reliant when faced with the hero's freedom, but she had no ability. Her main role was to be a companion. The funny thing was that she emphasized that she didn't want to be protected by the hero and wanted to be a comrade-in-arms with the hero to fight against difficulties. But in the end, she couldn't do anything. Her parents almost got into an accident. Faced with the parents who begged the heroine not to get close to the hero. , But the heroine ignored her and just took it as she was. It was only when something happened that she panicked and asked the hero for help. She was a little speechless... On the day of the decisive battle, the hero told her not to go out, but she insisted on going out because she was worried about the hero. She was almost killed by a killer's car and insisted on saving the hero with her life... She didn't see the role of the heroine, only that it became more difficult for the hero to handle household chores. Afterwards, the heroine started to act pretentious. She wanted freedom and self-reliance. She wanted to go to study abroad. She insisted on stimulating the hero. Then she compromised and said she couldn't go to a top local university. Then she was worried about what she would do after the mission was over because he loved her so much. As a result, the system prompted her to choose to leave. She was worried to death, which really left me speechless [smile] There are various sao operations later. The male protagonist gives her good food, but she refuses it. She insists on drinking nutritional supplements. She insists on eating and saying that she cannot let him control her life. The rejected male protagonist starts to go crazy, and she pretends to accept his feeding... Really, I have never seen this kind of thing where she knows that the other person is a yandere and still wants to be with him. The bottom line is that there are all kinds of female protagonists who are trying to die, and a hypocritical female character who has no ability but insists on being a strong female character. If the male protagonist is not a yandere who falls in love at first sight, the female protagonist will be unable to defeat the male protagonist in various works. I don't like the male protagonist, but the female protagonist is too unlikable. I hope the author can correct it and use less confusing magic plots.