A Cross-Dressing Boy? Just a Disguise for the Rose Princess

There was absolutely no plot I was looking forward to, a huge disappointment. It was all filler, and the current elf and the old fat villain are both annoying and impossible to deal with. The plot is utterly uninteresting.

Can you please stop resembling that isekai (another world) toilet paper plot where you build up the protagonist's power only to have some weaklings immediately appear and mock them?

I couldn't continue reading after just the prologue. It's a classic case of the protagonist pretending to be weak while actually being strong. He "doesn't want to stand out," but the things he does are completely unrelated to "ordinary people." Everyone is expressing their admiration for historical figures, and you're yawning in front of the whole class. Who in their right mind would do something like that?

Couldn't this be even more drawn out? Angelica's aloof persona has been completely ruined! She's utterly brainless, ignoring everything else just to advance the plot, and hasn't even progressed much. I'm speechless.

The author may not understand, but boys can be tricked, but they absolutely cannot be threatened, especially since the male protagonist has no worries about the future. If I were him, I would risk everything to expose Jenna's current behavior. They've even enslaved her by giving her a collar and taken her daughter back. Aren't they going to turn against each other?

I listened to the sound of the sea, the waves crashing against the beach, the evening breeze caressing my face. I pondered the many disappointments of life, tears welling in my eyes, threatening to fall but somehow refusing to. I looked at the sea, and the sea looked at me. I had so much to say, but in the end, only a simple sentence came to mind: Oh, sea, why do you have so much water?

It's too outdated. It might have been okay ten years ago, but it's completely unacceptable now. I personally suggest the author revise the beginning appropriately. It's fine to have a minor character, but suddenly introducing a serious bullying scene out of nowhere and without any reason severely impacts the reading experience.

I think most people come to watch for the main character, not the pet or the pretty face. It's understandable that the male lead is in a vulnerable position to pretend to be weak, but it's unreasonable for the female lead, who already has a high-class image, to be constantly controlled by others.

What happened? Why did they put me on the campus beauty recommendation list and embarrass me?

It's clearly orange-flavored, yet they gave that fat villain so much screen time. Many details are slightly poisonous.