I haven't finished reading it yet. The male protagonist is indeed very romantic, but the female protagonist is too miserable. It also gave me the feeling that it was written just to let the male protagonist redeem her. The male protagonist has a plot of being stalked by a crazy man, and there is also the perspective of the male protagonist concentrating on the female protagonist.
The heroine is a really good woman, the man is a man of talent, and the quick penetration is an obedience test that forces the heroine to turn around. I can't stand it anymore.
I really like the cold and ruthless look of the heroine, but it's a pity that there is a CP in the end, and almost every world has a male protagonist who slices it up. I feel sorry for the original heroine, but in the eyes of the heroine, she did nothing wrong. Uh, it's hard to comment.
Strong women make men stronger, and the time-traveling woman contributes to the male protagonist's dominance. The extras are even more hilarious. The heroine was written by historians as a witch who brought disaster to the country and was reviled by future generations.