Please Spare Me, Hero! I'm Really Not an Evil God

Why does a forced marriage always have to involve the female lead being disgusted by the male lead? At least half of the forced marriages in Pineapple Bun are written like this, involving seduction.

Honestly, a love-hate relationship is only interesting when there's a back-and-forth. For a long time, it was just the female lead being disgusted by the male lead. Is there really any love in that?

At first, seeing that Alice had sent the letter, and that the male lead had been a widow for 10 years, and that the male lead's concept of time was already quite blurred due to his evil nature, I thought how painful the male lead must have been. But then I thought that the male lead's eventual acceptance of the interspecies love after learning the truth wasn't without its romance.

I feel the plot has too many obvious gaps.

No, we want to see a "wife-chasing-after-the-cremation" scenario, or unrequited love. Judging from Ross's current behavior, he seems to feel guilty towards Alice, so he's using the lifespan theory to hurt the female lead. Ross isn't worth it yet.

This part is really boring right now, and it's frustrating to watch. When will it end?

Volumes one and two were really good, with a unique style. The start of volume three is a bit hard to judge. The combined presence of the male and female leads might not be as strong as that of the knight lady. I'll save it for later. I feel like the setting is likely to be tragic, but this time it's just possession, so it shouldn't kill her.

Alice... Alice isn't enough.

The first volume still has the best and sweetest portrayal of Alice's love life. I look forward to seeing Alice again someday.

I feel the title should be changed to The hero and his deceased beloveds