>>281349780
>Trigger warning or this
Anon, you speak as though you not be a connoisseur of fine extravirgin vintage tears.
Surely you would enjoy the misery in the comment section.
>>281350006
Extremely based opinion.

How can you enjoy this without feeling pathetic.
This is clearly written by and for colossal losers who hope that one day prince charming will appear for them and will love them unconditionally for no reason.
It sickens me. There is zero chemistry in this relationship or reason to love this protagonist who has absolutely no personality of any kind.
>Hurr durr prince charming will one day see me cleaning clothes in some fountain and instantly uncontrollably fall in love with me because... I'm slightly taller than average for a female.
They couldn't even commit to that idea and actually make the protagonist like half a head taller than the love interest. That would at least be more interesting and something that stands out but this “slightly taller than the average female but not actually super tall either” doesn't even stand out.

Also, not even the love interest has any real personality; he's just really pretty, that's it. It's clear the writer has no actual taste beyond
>Pretty
It's vile and those who like it should feel deeply ashamed of themselves.

It doesn't even have some attempt of a plot on top of it like My Happy Marriage. The entire thing is just inconsequential things happening after this relationship entirely bereft of any dynamic started.

This title and those who enjoy it, they sicken me deeply.
The protagonist has no personality and just “did nothing wrong”, there is no chemistry with the love interest who just fell uncontrollably in love at first sight for no apparent reason. The evil family is a pure charicature of moustache twirling villains and no character aside from the protagonist feels like the protagonist of his own story, every other character purely exists to support the protagonist's romantic wish fullfillment and has no existence of his own in any way.

Also, the o.p. using an unofficial romanization of the Japanese title rather than the official English one makes for strong evidence that this person is, indeed, a foreveralone permavirgin.

Indeed, it sickens me so. Those who enjoy such dreck do not deserve happiness, and it is most fortuitous indeed that they shall never attain it.