After I Ran Away, the Lovesick Male Lead Forced Me to Apologize in Bed

The heroine in the setting is to stay away from the hero in all kinds of ways. She doesn't want to be the same as in her previous life. But this kind of writing is understandable. But the writing is so stiff. The heroine is as stupid as she is. She is really forceful and insists on getting the hero to notice. The heroine picked a coarse cloth dress for the horse racing. As a result, she got on the horse and took off her cloak. Then she realized that the clothes on her body had been changed. Then she started to panic. She was afraid that the hero would see it. What did you think? Were the clothes glued on, or did the heroine faint and put them on her. I don't know what kind of clothes I'm wearing [awkward laugh] To sum up, the heroine said various things not to attract the attention of the male protagonist, but the author forcefully insisted on bringing the male and female protagonists together.

The heroine is written like an idiot. It is still a story about female abuse. It has no respect for the heroine at all. It has dominated the literary taste for a long time.

Many of the arrangements are far-fetched, including the heroine Kurohara, the supporting characters being witty, and the annoying best friend who is noisy and trapped in her own fantasy. Some words are used repeatedly and the writing style is not good. But if you're bored, you can still watch it.

But the heroine feels like an idiot Can the heroine be more decisive? I feel so brainless😅

Relatively good, super nice o

Okay 🤭🤭🤭