Wait until the last arc where MC finally met ML in the real world. He basically destroyed any single thing she liked and kept her away from the people close to her. He sent people to monitor her every move before they even met, and he slept in his car parked outside MC's apartment after they met. He flooded her apartment so that she would live with him. What a nutjob. Creepy yandere.

In one arc, ML have disassociative identity disorder (multiple personalities) and the author solved it by having ML go to a brain surgery to 'fuse' the personalities. If that's not silly enough, it's said that doctors can choose which personalities to remove from ML. With only one surgery, all psychologycal symptoms could magically disappear immediately. If there were really such a thing, people wouldn't even need therapist. It's s*upid, really, and clearly the author didn't do any research on it.

Not to mention a psychiathrist who broke his confidentiality aggreement on his patient's case easily and aimed to destroy a relationship of someone who is clearly obsessed with his lover. Like how did this guy even get his license?

The ML has various personality problems due to his background, though they change depending on the world. He thinks too much into what the FL says. Like in the first arc she called him thin when she was pulling his pants down to see his birthmark and then he thought she disliked his figure. And he proceeded to have a good figure for the rest of the arc lol

FL on the other hand is oblivious to the impacts of her words sometimes though, and she occasionally chooses to be blind to certain things because she doesn't want to face them. I feel like this makes her more human as she has that sort of denial, you know? Like, denial or rejection due to cognitive dissonance. She's not s*upid, she just doesn't want to think about it. I think she doesn't want to get too entangled and wants to complete the mission quickly.

These make for good angst and a lot of cuteness.

the ML is the same person in all the worlds because he's actually the author. The reader's grudges made him bound too, so that he transmigrated in various book worlds as the villain so that he can experience their pain. He was assigned a rescuer, the FL, who's mission is to make the ML happy in all the worlds. He gets his memory wiped at the end of every world before he goes into the next world though.

I'd like to think of the first arc as the introductory arc that presents the mature and sincere personality of the MC and the creepy possessiveness of the ML. It exposes you to how eerie and terrible the ML is (re: locking her up). Still you get to appreciate how easy the MC calmed down and tried to understand the ML's actions with this arc. Though at first, I really didn't think that the MC really fell for the ML in the first world (but apparently she really did even tho he was really creepy and pe*verted).

The MC remembers what happens in every world while the ML only remembers everything when the world is finally over. During the 2nd arc, the MC hesitated on falling for the novel's villain since she feels as if she is cheating if she falls in love with the villain in every novel. At the end of the second arc, she noticed the ML move so she started having doubts.

I think that was during the fourth arc (the four personalities one) that she really determined that all the novels' villains are just one person and he traverses with her. They also started having really short interactions before the world ends (like the ML just kissing MC or giving her warnings). After that, MC fully admitted that she loves ML and became even more tolerant to ML no matter how twisted his role was. Tho rest assured that the ML really didn't do really terrible stuff after arc 1.

As what other reviewers said, real life ML is batsh*t psychotic but he couldn't bear to hurt MC so he cooperated with his treatment. He gradually became okay and even during when he wasn't okay yet, the MC understood him and even felt distressed for him and loved him even more. She did get accidentally pregnant by ML but ML accepted their baby because it was a proof that MC is fully his. He was such a doting father to their daughter that the MC even got a bit jealous lol.

I think the MC really fits ML well. She wasn't like a perfect person nor does she have the thoughts of saving everyone or being a saint. She was also a very jealous person and her possessiveness to the ML would've probably rivaled the ML's possessiveness to her if there were women surrounding the ML lol. There genuinely is no third party in this novel nor in the arcs so there's less drama. It was more about how the MC helped the ML get better with all his mental problems.

the story started of really good. The MC helped the ML get his operation done. This include a lot of sweet moments, stubbornness of the ML and persistence of the MC. I love how they progressed their relationship little by little with everyday matters. I liked how the author maintained the brotherly nature of the original ml. I almost ship them (bl).

when the 10 years passed, I was so tensed it made me fret over "how is she gonna face him now". However I really find MC courageous on this part. However after that the genre seemed to be changed to that of a horror drama. At some point I really thought that it was a corpse.

however when I got to know what's inside the room it melted my heart that I rolled in my bed until I calm down. Suddenly I really very much liked the MC who trusted him blindly.

then it was once again a somewhat love hate relationship. It was amazing to note how come the author find such amusing ways to strengthen their relationship while still creating misunderstandings and helping ML with his trauma.

i originally didn't like the fact that the FL will be paired together with different men from different worlds (as I figured it out from the summary). That's why I always felt reluctant for reading these type of novels (if not for quarentine). However its just that the ML is also gonna be the same person with memory loss. This is such a simple solution and thats what stuck me hardest (ok it might not be a simple solution as I sure that the author must have killed a good amount of brain cells to plan this out).

ML in reality is more psycho than in the novel. But keep in mind. After he meet MC, he will relucant to hurt her, so he try his best to be normal for her

the ML turns out to be the writer of the story who got cursed by the system and had to live as the villain with his memory sealed. It took me from immersion and I immediately stopped reading there because I knew I would be unable to focus.

It's a simple twist but it took away all of my immersion. It feels very forced and out of place, the author seemed like she didn't think first before putting that piece of information at the end of the first arc and it took away my desire to continue

but maybe I can’t read through to the end, the RL arc (the last one) is kinda too much for me. His possessiveness and craziness is kinda exploded. I thought his avatars in the novel worlds were sick enough, but they actually don’t hold a candle to the real person lol. Kinda admire the MC for being able to trying to understand and made him compromise

in the real world, he went to treat his condition with the therapist and he became very obedient to the MC as well! I liked how when the MC found out his possesiveness and yandere tendencies towards her she tried her best to talk it out and accept him as who he is, I think this really helps in the ML becoming less paranoid lol.

who later we found out was transmigrated into the book as well, she ended up wanting to live inside the novel, so she leaves our MC to be with her sweetheart.