It's okay. It's typical 80s novel with transmigrator MC and military man ML. MC was almost perfect in every way with beautiful face, likable personality, awesome cooking skill, and great business acumen. She was also able to give birth to boy girl twin in one go which was considered a superb ability in that era (of course I know it's actually all about DNA and fate but well...). ML was also a super handsome military man who had a high position that doted on MC unconditionally. MC and ML hit... more>> it off almost immediately and it didn't take long for them to get married in the story.

Later, there were so many fillers about how awesome MC was, how lucky ML and his family were because ML married her, how sweet ML and MC's relationship was, etc. Not many conflicts happened throughout the story. MC was considered to have a smooth sailing life until she got old. <<less

It wasn't bad but nothing exciting. It's a slice of life ethics type drama story. Very stereotypical. I honestly expected more about the magical space but it was more of an auxiliary feature. Mostly the story revolves around MC and raising children if I'm being honest.

The face slapping is rather serious tho - leading to some deaths. Retribution is quite harsh there but I suppose that makes it satisfying.

MC has a quite free character. She treats people the way they treat her. Kindly if they're kind but double the bad... more>> if they're not kind. MC has a smooth sailing through the whole story. Romance is very straightforward. I'd say the primarily character growth would be the children. So perhaps the biggest focus is actually the children.

A positive is that the family relationships (for MC's bio family and her children and MIL) are great. Sometimes it's nice to read about such a supportive and caring family dynamic.

I'd recommend for those who want a long slice of life story where no major plot happens. It's just MC and her family living their life.

Extras are long and will highlight each child. <<less