The Girls Who Rejected Me Will Regret It

What I hope for is that no one gets the male lead right now, and that later, the exceptionally talented male lead ends up with a girl from the countryside, like Nagisa Furukawa. That would be perfect.

It shouldn't have involved conglomerates at all. The business warfare aspect was even more far-fetched. Although there were exciting moments, it was too outrageous and made it impossible for the viewer to connect with the story. I won't comment on things I don't understand, but I really can't wrap my head around the production of animated films.

Is it just revenge against the goddess? I think the stepmother and her stepsister are just as awful as the school goddess, right? Stop with the whole "one-sided effort to win over a tsundere" thing; at least teach the stepmother and stepsister a lesson by showing he's the heir.

I've read up to chapter 209 so far, so here's a brief overview of my impressions. In my opinion, this book is a real shame. In order to expand the scope (you could say that), the author chose to escalate the conflict from interpersonal relationships on campus to a battle for the inheritance of a conglomerate.

I'm sorry, but I just can't stand a male protagonist with such a gentle personality. He's like a pushover, a pushover. The supporting characters are okay, but as the protagonist, he's really unlikable in a novel. The overall impression is that the protagonist is far too saintly, and being a male lead, he gives off a completely devoid of masculinity, lacking any youthful vigor or vitality.

I stayed up all night to watch it, but the more I watched, the less I liked it. The guy had a gun to his head, and the protagonist still forgave him? And he didn't have to pay any price? Just because she's a pretty girl? The person who planted the bomb was just beaten up and that was the end of it? Numb If I were the villain, I'd just have assassins on my side every day.

I'd lose interest if the visual appeal score exceeded 10. Instead of emphasizing looks, they should have added elements like personal charm. People's aesthetics are diverse; even the most beautiful celebrities and individuals can be off-putting to some, or maybe my imagination is lacking. However, personal charm is something everyone can appreciate.

Even an author who has ever had a regular job couldn't write a plot that could change the behavior of a chaebol in just half a month.

I feel this assessment is completely unnecessary. Why would a handsome guy from Tokyo show off his abilities to parasites? Do you think those parasites will hand over control of their families just because you have a world-class honor and rank first in every subject?

I've read up to chapter 175. The protagonist's personality is too weak.