Just my opinion

Honestly, both plotlines and love arcs are written really well, the issue is that they both take place in the same story :/ I feel like the love triangle takes away from narrative because it doesn't feel like the author is committing to either male lead. If these were 2 separate books, I would have been obsessed with both because they are intriguing storylines. But when placed together, it feels like the MC's ability to choose between the 2 at any second and the stories constant comparison between the male leads reduces the reader's emotional investment. It almost feels like every time there's an obstacle or a male lead messes up, we just switch to the other one and vice versa. I feel like it's hard to build an emotional investment in either relationship because it feels like the author is going to take a complex character with an intriguing character arc and throw them away at any second. This is just my thoughts and opinions. I also honestly love both romances arcs because they offer different perspectives and are distinct from other stereotypical romances, I just wish they had their own individual stories so we could dive deeper into the complexities of these 2 very realistic scenarios (romance seen through the viewpoints of both yearning and regret).