Facing a Pure-Love Crisis, I Took the Heroine's Script by Mistake

No way, how can it be the best friend wanting to get close to the female lead? Isn't it supposed to be about bullying the female lead? The title is seriously unsuitable.

I don't know where I read this, but most people would accept their own infidelity but not their partner's. But I think this kind of person never understands what love is, so if it's about liking someone, isn't it normal for their feelings to be different today and tomorrow?

Following on from the previous comment, it was indeed interesting at first, but it became quite repetitive later on. Also, if the female lead—and I mean if she didn't have psychological issues—wouldn't exhibit such seemingly "innocent" and unguarded behavior towards her friends. I think even though a thousand people may have a thousand different understandings of love, generally speaking, no one would want to selflessly share their partner.

The idea was great, but the writing was terrible.

They look like a group of modern people dressed in ancient costumes...

The female lead's naive and innocent character means this book can't be read with your brain engaged.

Updates, please! It's so frustrating being a eunuch!

Well, it's a bit different from the synopsis. I initially thought it was about other women trying to steal the girlfriend away, but it turns out the three women who have appeared so far all wanted to have lesbian relationships with the protagonist's girlfriend but were eventually "straightened out" by the protagonist. This leads to a truly frustrating period when trying to win over each of the female leads, which is quite annoying.

I'm very curious who got the male lead's first time.

I've seen similar works on the same theme on Hedgehog, but they're overdone.