It's sad that MC couldn't say her love directly to her villainous waifu, but the ending was so very touching and sweet to me. Even though the host couldn't express her love through words, I love how her feelings was still awknowledged and felt by her waifu. The ending surprised me at how abrupt it was, but I think it was an overall great read.

It was a bit of a downer that 188 completely changed from the 1st arc, because his personality before was totally in line with being the comedic relief. Now it's dull whenever he interacts with the MC since he just agrees about everything. I do love the way 2nd waifu babies MC in this arc and it was so funny how she made a painting of MC in preparation of being a brooding artist. Hilarious.

Our MC can recognize our FL at first glance in the small world. She knows who is her lover no matter what she looks likes. She's working hard to earn money so she can make a physical body for our FL while she's collecting our FL's soul fragments on the small worlds. (Our FL in the real world is too powerful that bad guys scattered her soul in the small world, so they can reveal her secret of being powerful.)

the arc was where the FL was insecure with her beauty and the MC basically complements her beauty in almost every chapter in that arc.. It was funny at first but then it gets annoying.

Her lover is her wife but her soul has been scattered in many small worlds, so she's (MC) secretly collecting them, but she's also allowing herself to enjoy the small worlds with her wife. Her wife obviously doesn't remember her but it's ok, MC can automatically figure who her wife is. She's collecting her soul fragment to revive her in a new body.

This book uses the overarching plot method of occasionally hinting at the truth over the course of arcs, which corresponds most naturally to an overarching plot that is not essential but should at least pay off on the hints given over the course of the text. As such, while I would have preferred a chapter or two dedicated to the two after the events of the final arc (we never got to see Shen Wan living the sloth life in the real world, truly a forced workaholic), the length and content of the final arc itself was acceptable.

However, I feel that the hints given were not adequately explained. What's going on with the final world's immortal realm seeming to have some real link to Xie Yunfu's backstory? Why is Xie Yunfu in particular the real name of the old woman? If the goal was taking shards of Xie Yunfu's soul out of the various worlds to restore her outside, why did Fu Qingman (Celebrity world) seem to gain some slight memory of earlier worlds (especially when Xie Yunfu didn't) ? There were also some odd setting inconsistencies like how it's not really clear how long Shen Wan has been working for the Time-Space Department, how long she's been working with 188 specifically, and how long she's been gathering the old woman's soul.

Finally, while this thankfully didn't affect much of the story, the 188 subplot was extremely odd. Early on 188 goes through the standard yuri quick transmigration system arc, which is fine, but in the last third or so of the book, it veers off course into some weird choices. I'm not... very sure as to the point of the crossdressing girlfriend thing? It's like vaguely offensive but mostly it's just a meaningless aside that just ends up distracting from the actual story whenever it comes up. It's particularly hard to ignore on the chapter where it takes up like 75% of the runtime and considering the odd choice to end the story by checking up on this arc of all things.