The writing is good, the outsider is good, the male protagonist is self-exploring/love-minded, and the female protagonist is more indulgent/soft, silly and sweet (I just like silly and sweet)
Tsundere is so tsundere, but this one may be more arrogant. Both the male and female protagonists have shortcomings, but it is their characters that make me frustrated in the plot (the main reason is that the tsundere is so cool when she is emotionally defeated)
My favorite ancient book... "Fox spirit" has become synonymous with the male protagonist. In the story of the male and female protagonists redeeming each other, I can always think of the scene where the younger sister calls the male protagonist.
The classic old meme that I particularly like recently is about the eldest lady x the poor boy living under someone else's roof. The heroine is spoiled and willful, but upon closer inspection, she is a fragile and sensitive child at heart. She said she bullied Xiao Wen, but it actually warmed him up invisibly.
The feeling of youth and gentle male mother coexist. If you like this male protagonist, don't miss it. The writing is delicate, and some of the scenes described are very dreamy, like reading a lovely adventure fairy tale.
I've read it twice and found out that the heroine is a rational and calm egoist. It's fun to watch the dog training process. The little monster will gradually evolve into a love brain.