he's very manipulative which I like better than MLs that just kill people that like their love interest. He knows the MC well and takes advantage of that knowledge to trap her without getting his hands dirty.

Hino. the male lead, I really like the kind of guy that is handsome, rich and a sick twisted mindset, He thinks of everyone as corrupted and filthy in his eyes because everyone only wants to be around him due to his looks and fame which he is an model/actor, especially with his former step mother who treated him more like a boy then a son. So in a sense it is understandable on why he would also fall in love with the female lead when he first saw her.

The "BAD END" story is also confusing and not ended properly. I don't mind reading the bad end, but I think the author wrote it half-heartedly, like how half of the chapter is just a copy pasted from previous chapters and just ended it with bone creaking without a proper explanation nor ending it properly.

Be warned, there's thoughts of abduction (he thinks that a lot, actually), and somewhat insinuations of cannibalism by the end (in the sense of: "I want to eat you so you can always stay by my side"), he also drugs our FL a couple of times and non-consensual touching, there's insinuation of r*pe too—in thoughts and in the bad ending.

In the "good ending" she's quick to accept Hino liker her back (I still can't believe she thought she was in a unrequited love situation, my god what a joke) . The funniest thing is that Hino had no need to worry about being rejected by Mizuka after coming clean about some of his manipulations, she is as crazy as him. Possessive enough to like the things he did so they could meet each other and date.

Maki-kun and Meina-chan are the main example. Maki-kun is the only one to see through Hino's plans, and I feel like some of his dialogues wanted the reader to speculate if he was the same as Hino or not. His tendency to be prone to accidents and the way he seems to always need Meina close to him due to that almost seems forced at times, plus the talk he had with Hino at some point. There's also Kawauchi, who was to be a love rival that Hino was supposed to "get rid off", but the author simply forgot about him and did just go straight to the love confession.

Maybe you already read this from other reviewers. ML really did so many disturbing things to get into FL's life, such as: tracking her phone, installing camera in her house, and secretly following her.

He also manipulated FL to cook for him so he could lure her bit by bit into his "trap". And it worked.

So his parents are out of the picture and he was raised by his older sister. Unfortunately, his older sister and brother-in-law kept him locked in a dark room until the cops got involved.

Then one of his uncles took him in. Unfortunately, the woman the uncle married turned out to have mental issues and began seeing the ML as a man (as opposed to the child/teen he was at the time). She eventually began to see everything as him and was institutionalized.

The uncle ended up giving him an apartment, and the money from his parents and then left him to live on his own at that point.

All that aside, once he sees the MC, he goes full yandere mode and begins to plan how to win her over. He wants her to love him but he's not against breaking her to make her stay with him (as seen in the extra story). He does everything from bugging her house to putting an app on her phone so he can listen in to all of her conversations and knows exactly where she is all the time.

He also drugs her at a few points in the story by giving her sleeping meds in her tea. While he doesn't sexually mol*st her, he pretty much does everything up until that point that doesn't involve removing her clothes. Including his first kiss because he wanted her to have it and not someone he is acting in a movie with.

said to be a bad end, and only stopped at what might be considered a good end