Quickly Wear the Scumbag and Pamper You

I just read the first story, and I'm sorry that I really can't accept the "love transfer" setting. By the way, the male protagonist likes the original Ying Liyue. Is it appropriate for the female protagonist to take advantage of the original protagonist like this? Isn't it that you feel so at ease when your love takes over? Writing the heroine like this is like a plagiarist. As for the male protagonist, if it is true love, the soul in the sister's body can be seen if it is replaced by the brother, but the male protagonist cannot see it. This feeling is a bit cheap, right? No one knows if you love the wrong person. Can you please stop writing like this? It's really shameless to take advantage of someone else's body and use someone else's lover. In terms of setting, wouldn't it be okay to have the male protagonist directly fall in love with the real female protagonist's soul from the beginning? The transfer of love gives people the feeling that the male protagonist is unfaithful and he can't tell who he loves; the female protagonist is unjust and uses the feelings that belong to others. This conflicts with the 1v1 in the introduction. After all, the male protagonist loves more than one female protagonist, and also his original sister. This is a slap in the face. If we have to create such a plot, can we let the heroine just complete the strategy task without being tempted or dedicated? It is a task, so there is no way to complete it, and she will simply leave when the task progress reaches 100; and the brother in the first story is not the male protagonist who only belongs to the heroine, but just a passerby NPC for the heroine to adapt to the quick travel mission. This ensures that the heroine's own male protagonist is absolutely loyal. I don't know if there will be the same plot of "love transfer" and male infidelity and female injustice in the future, but the first story is like this. I don't dare to bet on the future. I'm sorry that I retreated. If the author is willing, I hope that the new book can be improved, but if the author does not agree with my concept, then just treat my review as passing by.

The male protagonist's name is the same, but his last name is different.