Yes there are some problems with the age, only because she is reborn as a very young girl and met the ML as a young boy 9 yrs older than her (She's 6, he's 15), but the overall plot is full of fluff and doting. Just forget their ages. Lol. He became romantically interested in her at 13, waited to marry her at 15 (that's the age girls get married in that novel).

I wouldn't compare this to Mei Gongqing or other revenge reincarnation stories. First of all, except for Li Song, the MC did not actively take revenge or hurt people who have wronged her in the past life, but she was unsympathetic and aloof to them. Same as "The Rebirth of the Malicious Empress of Military Lineage", sometimes the antagonist caused their own demise, but unlike Shen Miao, Wei Lou does not scheme but rather it was Zhao Jie who tried to protect her as much as he can manage. I think the most scheming she's done here is to act cute with her father, brother, her ex-fiancee and Zhao Jie, the ML and she is nice to some people. It's not really a scheme.

It is a love-hate relationship for him. He's totally obsessed with the MC which could have made for a wonderful second lead, only what he did to his wife is so disgusting, it's irredeemable. At first, I like his character as the angsty, one-sided love but he deserves a lot of bad things that happened to him. The MC is really protective of his younger (twin) brother. In the previous life, he and his sister ruined her brother's life, and almost killed her brother twice in the present life so she really hates this guy and maimed him a couple of times.

There is a side story about him being reborn again to the original timeline of Wei Lou before she died in her stepmom and stepsister's hands. But think of it as a separate short story, not connected to the main, coz that main LS is irredeemable. He is still obsessed with the MC, but her personality is different and he gave her a choice and did not push her and protected her in that lifetime, he eventually got his happy ending there, married to the MC.

Although this is a really good story, I have a problem with how bias this author is. First, the author punished the evil men here with easy death or trauma, but the women have it harshly.

That lady who was married off to the foreign country's a-hole prince just so she won't cause future trouble to the Main Characters did not deserve a hard life. She's not evil and she spent her youth waiting for the ML to marry her (Although he expressed many times that he's not interested in her, their parents gave her hope). Meanwhile that prince only got ambushed and hurt a little.

MC's cousin from the mistress. Yes she tried to seduce and spoke some bad things and tried to marry above her station. The author made her a concubine to another a-hole which would have been enough suffering, I think, but the author had to take it an extra step by selling her to the red district. Meanwhile the a-hole husband got traumatized by going into the torture chamber to watch people getting tortured.

And finally, the evil stepsister from the past life WZ, she is bad but unlike Shen Miao's sisters who are truly evil and tried to evilly scheme her everytime, this stepsister in this rebirth is just jealous but never made any move against her since the MC got everyone's doting. The most that she did is try to trap the MC's former fiancee into marriage but got LS by mistake. Death is too easy according to the author, so she had to be r*ped many times. Translator and some comments disqus if she could have turned into a nicer person since she was just 5 and it's a prime age to form personalities, but sadly, unlike the MC who got doted on by their Dad and twin brother, plus fourth Aunt, the ML, not to mention, the Queen and Princess Liuli, WZ only got her mother and second Aunt who are not good people, and their Dad always takes MC's side (she likes acting cute. Imagine some villains acts cute while the MC usually are stoic/tsundere, it's the opposite here. But quite like Shen Miao who acts cute with her family.

I think this author is anti-women when it comes to punishing the villains.

Pity that. There are some characters I felt are rather tragic.

Songhui. For one. I felt bad because he really didn't do anything wrong other than not being the FL's type and holding it against him that he married her sister in his first life. What to do? He was made to believe she was dead and her sister is nothing short of schemes to try to get what she wants. Took her too long to clear it up with him, honestly. Got strung along for years. Maybe he should end up with Gao Dan Yang.

Speaking of that cousin of the ML, she been made to believe she'd be his bride in the future. The whole childhood sweethearts was brainwashed into her by the Empress and she even made up the whole jewelries from her son to her when it wasn't. Only for her to just shrug it off like it was nothing, 'oh it's no big deal, I promise to find you a better match'. Like that solves years of pining and having your hopes up. So yes.. While not all stories are perfect and if we're going to be close to realistic about it, some fates that didn't mean to suffer actually still got hit in the line of fire. It is unintentional and inevitable.

Her twin brother. I interpreted Changhong's actions as more of him not wanting anyone to bully her in the future or see her taken advantaged of, seeing as she was almost sold off when she was young so it's almost like a psychological shadow, perhaps?

Add to that he's introverted and unlike WL, doesn't seem to have friends or close relations with anyone else. I was hoping there'd be more??? Maybe him gaining his own independence and backbone. Have his own identity outside of being just her brother? But I haven't seen anything to that extent that I'm starting to believe that the author just made him this two dimensional supporting character that didn't seem to have any growth and just acts like an extra shield/obstacle for the ML to overcome. Like another one of the many characters revolving around FL without a life to live outside of the sun that is her, and all that.