Why do they make the protagonist have such a positive attitude about her cruel future? In her past life, she did nothing wrong, and yet they label her a villain. We're already off to a bad start with the male protagonist accusing the female protagonist just for blindly listening to rumors about her ex, and the supposed heroine's attitude bothers me. She goes after a married man and still has the nerve to tell the female protagonist to stop being his wife because she's hurting him. I hope they show that the supposed heroine is a two-faced bi***.
Comment by Martha Elena Brenes Orozco on I'll Enjoy My Temporary Engagement Until the Fated Heroine Appears! Meow - Chapter 1
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@Martha Elena Brenes Orozco im pretty sure its because "oh okay, i know this bad thing is going to happen! so i can change it and have a better outcome." its being positive just generally, like imagine if all your faults were put on film in the future, you'd probably feel positive seeing them, because now you know whats wrong and how you can fix it? (or otherwise improve that situation)