[Japanese Entertainment] Senior, Please Get on the Train with Me from Meguro Station

Oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh! ! ! ! Finally! ! ! ! ! I'm so anxious to wait! I feel like if the author delays it, my young master will feel uncomfortable every day. I feel so distressed! ! ! ! !

It's fine if the male protagonist is C. My hobby in reading novels is to have a male protagonist who is clean physically and mentally, has no faults with others, and abides by male morality. . . Sisters who have watched it, would you like to ask if the male protagonist's first love was the female protagonist, and if he has any other ambiguous romantic partners (what's the situation with Bai Yueguang, does the male protagonist have a special attitude towards other women, or is the male protagonist very innocent, just other people's nonsense, and the male protagonist is not familiar with the woman)?

Wow, it's great to write a paper using first-hand information. The male protagonist is a bit speechless when he kills the palace maid. He deserves to be killed. What did the palace maid do wrong?

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Is this also a rebirth? If not, why is the protagonist Shou better in this life? If it is a rebirth, why is it that the protagonist Shou is not careful about the princess in this life despite knowing how miserable the protagonist was in the palace in his previous life, and was eventually blinded and poisoned by the princess. Normally, when Gong is reborn, he will do everything possible to make up for his past life and atone for his sins in the previous life. Why do the two protagonists look so awkward?