There are a lot of discussions in the middle and later parts of the plot, which makes the reading experience not good.
The male protagonist didn't become the heroine's boyfriend, which is a big plus.
The work involves a lot of preaching, but the reason for deducting one star is not that, but that although the book exorcises the male characters, it overly enchants the female characters. In a normal world, it is not that all men are evil and all women are good, but that both men and women are human beings with dark and light sides. For a work that initially allows women to break away from the romantic and sexual thoughts, there is no problem in writing this way. I hope that more works in the future will be able to restore both men and women to human beings, rather than simply myths or alienating a certain gender.
