Apart from being a mary sue cold, calm, heartless, cool, perfect, etc., we know nothing about her. I'm not joking.

The main goal of the story is for the MC to return to her original world, and she has to amass a disgusting amount of money (10 billion) to do so. But during this journey, we learn absolutely nothing about her.

We don't know why she wants to go back; there are no stakes and/or motivations that allow us to sympathise and root for her.

We know nothing about her background aside from the fact that she's an incredible actress. There's not even any mention of any friends and/or family.

Oh, but I guess we do learn that she's incredible with FPS games in her original world. Also, her hobbies are cooking and watching/reviewing movies. And because she's a mary sue, she's obviously flawless at all of this.

Seriously. The author might as well have given her a protagonist halo as a golden finger or something.

He's the most fleshed-out and memorable character. I actually felt bad for him at the end of his arc.

While Bai Zhou starts as a rich brat with all the stereotypical arrogance, aggression, and moodiness, he becomes the most tolerable of the original MLs. Despite being detestable in the beginning, he's the only character with more than surface-level logic.

Bai Zhou is a child who comes from a turbulent and unloving family. His mother and father have little interest in him, both preferring to instead indulge in outside partners. With his mother being apathetic and even downright ruthless, his father being self-absorbed and completely absent, and both preferring to resolve their issues with money, it's understandable how Bai Zhou could grow to be so warped. At every turn, his parents hurt and traumatise him. Hell, his mother even pays MC to traumatise him some more as a form of "teaching".

Yet, as Bai Zhou spends more time with our MC, he does some introspection and learns to take accountability for his actions. In fact, he's the only ML who tried to sincerely apologise and atone for his previous behaviour. His trauma doesn't excuse or absolve him of his sins, however, he's the only character grows and whose actions have some underlying logic apart from just being an a**hole.

In the end, our MC still cuts Bai Zhou off since it's not her place to forgive him in place of the original. This is fair and understandable, but I still felt it was a shame that his story ended there. With the amount of focus he got, I almost thought he was a potential endgame ML. That would have been more interesting than the actual endgame ML at least.

ML is Chen Yunsheng. He's around the same age as Bai Zhou and is the typical cold to others but warm to MC. He's weirdly devoted to MC for some unexplained reason, but she basically treats him like a cute pet. Their relationship is quite lopsided and I'm not sure why or how the MC likes him romantically. He's also extremely forgettable and is only mentioned a handful of times throughout the novel.

If the reason for him being the ML was endless devotion, then what about the literal god Shen Qi that allowed her to transmigrate in order to save her life in the first place? I don't know, Chen Yunsheng was just a weird choice for a shoehorned in ML. Frankly, there was more chemistry between MC and her female friend than with him.

However, in general, I think there should've just been zero romance. It just feels a bit awkward for a novel like this.

I like how she is sure of what she wants, and not really moved by the scums that were ok with using her as a substitute in the first place. MC feels like a quietly confident character that is not as bogged down by morals that society sets on her yet still has her own principles that she will follow regardless of temptation.

Her ability to analyze the situation provides a unique high EQ POV. The dynamic between her and her sister is actually pretty interesting, would be nice if the sister was a stronger opponent.

The cute wolfdog ML that never hurt the original owner is really really adorable yet also cool and just wow, I can't remember the last time I liked an ML this much

When Fanyin actually finishes her quest, she's able to go back to her world and body, while the former Fanyin also comes back to her own body.

Of course, the author did not leave us hanging in the end and found a way to give our Chen Yunsheng the happy ending he deserves <3

Most of the story is from the point of view of the transmigrated person but half of the last part is from the point of view of the original Ji Fanyin who is gifted her body back.

She doesn't rush back to any of the men, she goes on with her life! Og!Ji Fanyin continues her education & gets a dream job in a STEM field. She is respectful of tm!Ji Fanyin's efforts, learns from her experiences but does her best to stand on her own two feet.

The girl who died for love learns to live for herself.

At the opposite end of the spectrum, the woman who lived a carefree life caring only about herself, learns to open her heart to love.

With the reason of FL's job as a screenwriter and Emotional Value for the 10 billion that could be gained from dramatic occurences. Which it's absurd with how easily she got 80% of the money, for the 10 billion dollars, from the Emotional Value of all the characters, drama, tragedy, positive, negative, etc. And 20% of it was gained by the FL as the title says.

Moreover, the entire novel focus on the MC and her way to achieve the goals, which is rare in case. Because in other novels you might find often that many MCs decided to stay or accept that new transmigrated world as their own, of course it also depends on their circumstances as well. But in this novel the MC's goals were clear as crystal since the beginning which is to acquire 10 billion and return to her original world despite finding someone she obviously liked. The way she play other fishes (which were harvested by her green tea bit*h twin younger sister, as it gave her psychology satisfaction to be in control and superior) and extract not only their money but emotions as well for her own means are particularly spectacular in my opinion. Also when she was being with them as stand in her inner thoughts also had me bawling. Most importantly all my favourite characteristics that should have within themselves was on spot like oozing female power, being cold hearted, ignoring nuisance as they should be, conniving, very cunning, doesn't take sh*t and prioritising her own self first.

transmigration/soul swapping

Honestly was dreading if the MC would fall in love with one of the shitty OG MLs she was taking revenge on and I'm so glad she didn't. Thank god.

Another great thing this novel does well is the fact that the MC stays clear to her original goal and decides to return home. I was thinking as it got closer to the end that it would be A) really against her personality and what the author has built up and B) disappointing and cliche if the MC decided to stay in her transmigrated life. But I'm glad that she upheld her goals from the very beginning and returned home in the end with little hesitation. MUCH more realistic than other classic transmigration novels lol.

the main character gets her own male lead after returning to her own world,