Starting a Reversal in Life From the Time of Release

Komaru s says:

The author tries to make the women batcrazy insane from regret but from the reader’s point of view, it’s way too wacky. How are they this crazy for him and regretful when he was in prison for a whole year and they literally did nothing? They never tried to believe him, never even visited him or tried to prove his innocence, nor tried to break him out but they love him so much for some reason. When MC’s proven innocent and comes out, they try all sorts of things to get back in his graces but it seems so stupid. Like they forgot about him for a whole year but now he’s out they can do all sorts of things just because? The crimes that he was said to have committed didn’t even seem that big of a deal but now he’s out they are willing to do shady stuff to get him?

Then there’s the women from the gender reverse world set in a medieval era and everything happening there just seems like the author throwing crazy stuff to see what sticks. MC is more like a plot device than a character too, everything else moves him along even though the author tries to make him seem capable while he’s not. He’s more like a MacGuffin that everyone wants for some reason but the pros aren’t outweighing the cons at all. MC isn’t stated to be handsome, smart, outrageously competent, rich, or even that powerful. All the conspiracies made in the modern and medieval world to get him seem too outlandish. He just exists and people want him for some reason.

The story is way too tedious and slow as well. There are way better regret stories out there, skip this one.