On the Wedding Night, the Interstellar Overlord Becomes Clingy

It's a forced plot, I couldn't bear to watch half of it and couldn't stand it anymore

Another dog-licking girl school?

How to say? The male protagonist is so possessive that he would be jealous of any male, which is very annoying. Moreover, the heroine did not clarify her identity in the end, and there was no indication that the heroine loved the hero. And the article is not finished yet!

It sucks, it has an ending but it's not satisfying, there are a lot of holes left unfilled, and the ending is a bit rushed.

Brothers, who knows? She goes out to save people but the male lead tacitly abandons her and they can still be together when they come back. Can't stand it anymore

It feels like an ancient tyrant with an interstellar veneer, a schizophrenic tyrant with a strong desire for control and random jealousy. He is extremely childish at all times during his susceptibility period, bumps into walls and threatens to jump off a building. The straight girl + black lotus character design makes the heroine so slow and scary, and allows inexplicable evil characters to keep popping up in front of his eyes. Until the end, I didn't see how much trust and love there was between the male and female protagonists. Well, it ended very hastily.

I don't know if it's because I haven't watched it enough. I think some logical relationships don't fit together. For example, the heroine's sister doesn't want to marry the hero, so she wants the heroine to marry her instead. But why does she act like she likes the hero later? Whether it's because of the hero's status, power or whatever, I feel like the logical relationships don't match up.

Ah, the male protagonist almost killed the female protagonist, to the point of killing her. Female protagonist, you just because the male protagonist kissed you, and then you forgive him. This is pure love brain.

I don't like the male protagonist, he always feels incompetent and angry

Don't like the heroine's husband