I Have Social Anxiety and Don't Want a Wife-Controlled Life

There's no such thing as a yandere harem; it's just the dying fantasy of an otaku who's about to freeze to death.

CW, a fan of harem and yandere genres, is here to test the waters. Brothers, wait for me!

Harem?

Well, this is just my personal opinion. If you feel offended, just let me know and I'll delete the comment. The plot and setting are quite good, with no major problems. However, the male lead's personality is a major flaw. Although the author may have some plans for later, the current male lead lacks the decisiveness and youthful arrogance of a young person, as well as the maturity, composure, and decisiveness of an adult. He also lacks principles.

The male protagonist is like a giant baby, yet not quite, and his personality is even stranger.

The story lacks immersion and the logic is bizarre. Why does the protagonist feel the need to be subservient when marrying into a family? It's because the female lead is pursuing him, and he doesn't even like her. Subservience only arises when one is afraid the other will leave, or when the other has nothing left. Furthermore, the protagonist in the story doesn't even like Su Xue, so why would he need to be subservient?

I don't think I quite understand this protagonist. Is he a true man who would rather stand upright than yield? Or is he simply an energy-saving person? I just don't quite understand his motives.

To be honest, while this book may not be the best-written, it at least reignited my passion.

Um, is it a pure love story? Will there be any ambiguous relationships with other people in between?

When will the third girl appear?