• • At first, the 2nd princess of the Empire just wants to pull the son of the Aura Lord into her faction in order to help her become the next Empress, but upon seeing his face she decides he should become her husband.

• • The 2nd daughter of the most powerful duke in the country and a great mage, always dreamed of marrying a handsome man. Since he is the most handsome man she has ever seen, she believes he is meant to be her husband.

• • The saintess has a 2D mentality: those who sacrifice themselves for others are good, anyone else is bad (not evil, just bad), so upon seeing Pollo's selfless attitude she starts liking him.

It turns out that Mars is nothing like what he portrays himself to be...

First of all, he's a direct disciple of Pollo's father and the second Aura Lord in the country (and the third in history, apparently), which basically makes him anything but average; just anouncing it would make the opportunities (to marry and get money) pour in. Secondly, his past life was not average at all. Thirdly (he didn't know that part, though), his father was a personal shadow guard of the Emperor and his mother is a talented swordwoman from a renown school. Fourthly, because of his past life, Mars is extremely dense (he tends to not want to connect with people and think he can't be loved) but he's, in fact, very popular. Also, the one with an inferiority complex is not Mars but Pollo, who can't reach Mars' level in swordmanship; which might be the main reason he doesn't wish to be in a relationship right now. Last but not least, apparently, Mars is handsome but people have a hard time judging his Asian features and, since he keeps a low profile and is always near Pollo, they tend to forget his face and judge him average looking.

So, despite whatever the MC says at first, he's an OP abnormal guy who could easily seduce women and make a living. He just doesn't want to face the hassle. The heroines don't fall for him because they spend time with him and warm up to him but because he saves them. They fall very quickly too (since the author seemed to not have been able to wait to reveal to the world that his MC was hiding his strength... I mean, it's a trope I don't usually like, but why put it there if you were going to reveal it so quickly, not just to the heroines but to the whole world?).

As a result, it's not the expected cliche story about an ordinary guy who makes heroines fall for him through everyday kindness and support, but a cliche story about an OP hidden character (who doesn't stay hidden for long) who fights evil forces while unknowingly making girls fall for him left and right.