
You know what I'll never understand- the logic in these Isekai & sometimes historical stories that someone goes away for quite some time for work or to finish their studies and when they do come back, they are still infatuated with the person they left behind or had some feelings for; like don't people grow as time passes? Don't they meet new interesting people?
I don't know I guess it's just me but I can't understand how you would still be infatuated with someone you like as an early teen.

love is like that and it's different for different people. for example, with a book, you might like this now but sooner or later you'll feel less attached to it or it could be the other way around, the more you read it the more you like it. it goes the same with human feelings it's just different to the intensity of how we feel for something. i hope i'm making sense, i'm not made for explaining such complex things lolololol

I'm simply wondering that in this day & age, who would even want to read a story like this? The reality of the world is already so bleak and horrifying and then to read about those issues in a story as well sounds tedious.
No hate towards the author just genuine curiosity towards those who are planning to continue reading this.

My initial attraction to this series was that the female lead was a strong-willed, intelligent woman. Of course, I didn't know that the male lead would turn out to be a completely despicable character who deserves to be castrated for his attitude toward women. The mere idea that they could eventually become lovers makes me rage in anger. If (and it's a big if) I continue to read this, it will only be in hopes that the ML eventually has to get down on all fours and grovel for mercy from the FL for being such an insensitive, chauvinist pig. Of course, that'll never happen since the villains in this type of story rarely, if ever, suffer any reprisals for their abhorrent behavior.

My thoughts exactly- I don't know what's with the trend of having abominable leads, especially male leads in modern world based plots. I get that you want there to be conflict and growth in the characters but when you make them so fricking unlikeable to the point that it borders on hatred, it simply fails to make any point in the story.
Also I'm pretty sure we'll get the "tragic back story" that will end up explaining his abhorrent "attitude" towards women and his ego that is bigger than the size of his universe which will not even require him to fricking apologize to the FL because hey trauma explains & excuses all kinds of behaviour regardless of how it affects the people around you right?!
Sksk sorry I ended up ranting but well I wish we could have actual likeable leads instead of these clowns.

I really like how the well the storyline is shaping up to be- even if it might be a little cliche, if Fujoking's past works are anything to go by they always deliver absolute masterpieces with twists you wouldn't expect.
I love how handsome the Uke is, and how unique his personality is; the Seme does appear to be a little bit on the crazier side of the spectrum but considering their past I wouldn't even blame him- he appears to be a capable individual. I'm excited to read how they will clash & get along in the future.
Damn this is going to be a Trainwreck but I'm too invested in it to not be able to look away- also thank you so much for the spoilers kind commenters below; it definitely made me more interested in the story.