The green tea and white lotus male protagonist × the female protagonist who looks aloof but is actually an honest person. In reality, the green tea smell of the male protagonist is too strong and makes her physically uncomfortable. The male protagonist sees that the female protagonist is an honest person [suitable for marriage], so he goes on a blind date with the female protagonist on behalf of his relatives, and also arranges for the female protagonist to have a 419 with her, so that he can be pregnant with the female protagonist's child to bind the female protagonist... Moreover, the female protagonist breaks up with her ex-boyfriend and it is suspected that the male protagonist is obstructing it... But as soon as the female protagonist enters the world of the female protagonist, she immediately takes over (although it is confirmed that it is the original owner's own), and she doesn't understand everything. Why? This is a story about male-oriented thinking from the perspective of the female protagonist. Let me make a dark guess as to whether the author has the same personality as the male protagonist. .
The heroine is misrepresented. She is called a yandere (written by the copywriter) but is actually overflowing with love. She has an inexplicable motherly attack on the male protagonist. She cannot stand it and writes a small essay about her inner self.
When I push a certain character the craziest time, I don't think that I want to be someone's dog. I don't quite understand the heroine's feeling of having a hot face but a cold butt, and enthusiastically licking the dog. Moreover, both the plot and the heroine reveal a sense of simplicity and stupidity. . Personally don't like it.
The copywriting is a scam. She is not a person who enjoys evil at all, but a stupid, straight-up, crazy, careless heroine. The writing is okay, but the plot is a little too witty.
Why do both of them have such mental illness? Are the protagonists in a high-risk area for diseases and accidents? I just want to see ordinary people having an ordinary relationship. The description was so exaggerated, I thought there was some hidden meaning in those old things, but I didn't expect that it was just a waste of emotion. We have only met him a few times, but the heroine repeatedly emphasizes that the hero is a treasure in the world, as if she is a fool. It's hard for me to comment on the obsession revealed in this.