Drunk on Myth

Why does the author make the heroine so humble in all his books?

In the middle of it, I criticized the female lead as worthless, but luckily she got better after that. Maybe I really didn't like the sloppy character! After reading this book, I read the author's "Marrying the Best Prince". Unable to complain. It's all about the idea of ​​a sparrow turning into a phoenix. They all require the male protagonist or male supporting character to slowly transform the female protagonist into a ladylike figure... She has already been transformed, is she still the female protagonist? Since the male protagonist wants to find a noble lady, he can just look for him in his own circle. He has to find a commoner and then carry out the transformation.

Let's make another complaint about marrying the best prince. The heroine is obedient to the hero as soon as she meets him. She clearly heard that the hero is a playboy, but she still dares to get into his car in the middle of the night and follow him to his residence. If this is not automatically delivered to his door, what is it? The so-called close roommate dares to throw the heroine to a strange man whom he doesn't even know. This is really a good relationship. She can't find the so-called wisdom and independence of the heroine at all. Seriously, does such a heroine want to marry into a rich family?