Springtime Listening to the Orioles

If I give it three stars, I can still read half of it, and there are no problems with the word description. Halfway through, I realized something was wrong. After the heroine and the prince missed each other for the first time, the heroine's family showed her a man named Lu and another man. The heroine and the man named Lu fell in love. Logically speaking, the next step should be to propose marriage. However, it was later said that the heroine's marriage was bumpy and the two disappeared. As a result, the man named Lu was attracted by the princess, but the heroine said it again and failed (I don't understand what I mean). Shouldn't we get engaged immediately if we fall in love with her? But the heroine turns twenty again! Is the time span that big? Twenty? As a result, the family didn't panic and didn't even choose a female lead. I didn't read the story later so I don't know who the male protagonist is. He must be the prince. I know the author wanted to bring the female protagonist and the male protagonist together, but you have to be logical. Sometimes you find a male partner who likes the female protagonist, and sometimes he just disappears without caring about the logic of the plot and when it's not needed. Anyway, I felt a little uncomfortable watching this part and couldn't stand it anymore. I don't know if my feelings are correct or not. Anyway, it made me very uncomfortable after reading the article. When I read the article, my intuition and first feeling will make me realize that the writing style of this article is not good.