Quick Wear: the Male Protagonist Climbed into My Bowl Before I Started Fishing.

I think it's good, but I'll give it a try after reading the book review below. In the first world, when the heroine was attacked online, the heroine was unaware of it, and the hero did not let the heroine know. He chose to find all the strong evidence and clarify it in one fell swoop. He did not clarify it immediately, but the heroine was not attacked (she did not know), but some readers may not like this, so it is considered a demining. In the second world, the male protagonist always sides with the female protagonist, and the female protagonist harms the female protagonist. The male protagonist and his good brothers also look for evidence and punish them. The highlight may be that the female protagonist does not take the initiative to retaliate, which makes her a little unhappy. The cool part is that the male protagonist really took the bait as soon as he caught the fish, he was a complete puppy and noble.

It's pretty and interesting.

It looks okay, the front is quite sweet