How can I put it this way? It's a very enjoyable novel. It may have OOC content, but I haven't read HP's original novel, so I read it as an ordinary novel. The only regret is that the protagonist didn't reveal his identity.
How can I put it... The first half is okay, but the second half is unsatisfactory. It's a bit too one-sided and feels weird. Alas, it feels like even if the setting of Narcissus is removed, many plots will still be the same. [The heroine in the previous life] was too tolerant, and there was too little emotional communication. As a result, it feels like [the heroine in the previous life and now the hero] has no love for the [female protagonist in this life] at all. Instead, it feels like endless pampering and tolerance, and it feels more like a daughter.
The most important thing about Narcissus to me is the sense of tacit understanding! That kind of look from you, I can understand what you are thinking, we can communicate with each other, and we have the best understanding. The part where the male protagonist and the female protagonist fall in love didn't feel like the most ordinary romance novel at all. It was even worse than an ordinary romance novel. After all, I didn't feel the [male protagonist]'s love for the [female protagonist] at all, but only the feeling of tolerance. [Sigh] It's more that [the heroine in the previous life] is making up for her regrets in the previous life.