My Romantic Redemption Is Definitely Problematic

The subject matter is okay, but what I hate the most is that the author makes the protagonist useless; if he is not good at playing games, he needs the heroine to take care of him; if he goes to a haunted house, he is very scared, and he needs the heroine to take care of him. It just feels like the protagonist is the classic Japanese Asashi, and nothing else is good. The author has no characteristics when writing this way. As a protagonist, he must be different from others.

The content and subject matter are very novel, the writing style is also very delicate, and the pure love is also very good. Come on, the author.

The writing is very good, and it's a level that can keep me up all night to read it. But judging from the progress, it doesn't seem like it will be long. I wonder if the author has an estimate of how many words it will be finished?

You reminded me of that drama that made me feel pain for a long time. The eternity you hoped for was so cruel that I didn't even have the courage to read it. 😥

Originally, the heroine's amnesia was already a major plot point, but if you suddenly make the male protagonist also lose his memory, what's the use of the previous plot?

What was unreasonable before will become reasonable.