1. Li Song can bite a fat one, why would anyone like him is beyond me. The previous timeline aside, this timeline he still became a bully in his younger year which is not too bad of a start since he was just a kid, but then even after timeskip he still hold hostility against MC and only change his mind after seeing how pretty she is. Then he try to cover up a mu*der attempt, then he turn into an alcoholic and almost force himself on the MC. Even in the dream world where he met the previous timeline MC, he is still a creep who literally force himself on her this time and his fan still has the gall to call this a nice end.
2. The matter of ML being a lo*icon is also a weird thing to say, I'm not saying he is not being too invasive, but a lo*icon he is not. He became interest in MC for her maturity and intellegent beyond her year. During her entire her childhood he has not make a single s*xual advance to MC and even thinking about finding a good husband for her later which is clearly the sign that he is acting like an overprotective brother at this point in time. Then at some point it turn into love, but he still make no s*xual advance toward her. His first advance toward her was after knowing that she has become an adult. Remember that 20 is call too old to marry in this time period, and 15 is the optimal range for marriage and having children.
3. On the note of the time period, people get uncomfortable with ML and MC age gap romance where MC is too young is also bias. The time period being what it is, child birth is a literal life and death situation and the earlier you have children the better is the norm. Then the matter of s*avery, owner who has literal right over the life and death of servants, father who can take child away from his mother, dog fight, polygamy and so on is also present, but why was so little people who get uncomfortable with that in the review? And where are the people who concern about the little princess and her guard who also has a significant age gap.
4. Then the MC's hate toward almost every other person that do her wrong in the previous timeline. She has every right to hate them, she was kill when she was only 15 and her family has every horrible thing possible done to them. After rebirth she got her revenge and then live her life normally, but still remember her hatred and that is fine, she don't have to change her mind. Why would she has to after Li Song being an ass in his younger year, then after seeing him in the festival he is too busy dazing in her beauty to notice how he was touching her inappropriately.
5. The pinnacle of bias is when they hate how the MC is being a manipulative and evil while knowing that the story is literally a revenge story in the early chapter.

1. She appear to have an allergic to fur animal, but there is a scene when she met the ML and play with the kitten without showing allergic symptom

2. She died at 16yo, and she had a stepbrother (8yo) who already become a s*umbag with no future. I mean 8 yo?

Yall I just wanna say that Gao DanYang is really pitiful, and also Song Hui too! Gao Danyang's story reminds me of a certain book with the villainess as a protagonist (The villainess' dark side, you really need to read it???) She was suppose to be married to a prince she was in love with, all people around her says so. But then this girl comes along and all your dreams are shattered. And then the last straw us being married of to a far away place! I think Empress Chen is wrong on that one. Then there's Song Hui, just waiting to marry your childhood sweetheart, but then that sweetheart turns into a th**ny rose that wants to end your engagement just after your parents discussed it! Wei Luo was so wrong on that.

Most of my complaints involved MC's family members.

1. • Wei Zheng - When Wei Luo returned to her past, Wei Zheng was only five and I think if she was raised well by someone else, let say, Qin-shi (the Fourth Madam), I'm sure she wouldn't have turned out the way she was. She had chances and time to change, but the author decided to go with her growing up as a bad girl and had Wei Luo take a revenge for what Wei Zheng did in her first life.
     I feel like it was natural for Wei Zheng to grow up like that since she had to see her mother getting abandoned and her father sort of neglected her and pampered Wei Luo. She had to experience the bitterness and envy towards Wei Luo since she was a five-year-old, and her mother (Du-shi) also ingrained to her mind that Wei Luo was at fault. So, if Qin-shi were to raise her (as Qin-shi had sons only, but no daughter at all), I bet Wei Zheng might be able to change and who knew if she could turn out to be Wei Luo's ally, and her change of stance would leave Du-shi more bitter instead?

1. • Wei Chang Hong - The author left us hanging on Wei Chang Hong (MC's twin brother) 's story. What happened after his interaction with Gao Qing Yang? We never heard anything more, not even in the last chapter where Wei Luo had already had a son and a daughter.

1. • Jiang Miao Lan (MC's mother) - I feel bad for her, actually. It was quite understandable why she'd choose to leave without bringing her children. She left without the thought of living. It was mentioned that she wouldn't have had survived if Fu Xing Yun (her new husband, a great doctor) hadn't met her at all. She never thought she would have lived. It was natural for her not to bring her children. Though she went missing for so long and didn't look for her children for so long, which was her fault...
     But I still feel that Wei Kun (MC's father) had more blames to shoulder. It was stated that Wei Kun sometimes got drunk and treated Du-shi as Jiang Miao Lan, igniting JML's jealousy. Plus, Wei Kun's brother that had a crush on JML also lied to JML, and Wei Kun saw JML and his brother being close and became mad, blaming JML and saying harsh words to her. It was his fault that JML left. Then, he still took Du-shi as his wife and that was how Du-shi managed to harm Ah Luo in her first life. If only Wei Kun talked nicely back then, or if Wei Kun hadn't been kind to Du-shi, I believe JML would have stayed as a good mother.

     ... Also, let's not mention the Old Madame of Duke Ying (Wei Kun's mother) who sought Du-shi and offered her to become Wei Kun's concubine because she wasn't satisfied with JML's ordinary background. But what did Wei Kun and Old Madame get? They got nothing. Wei Luo was in good terms with them, and she was quite affectionate with her father. Let's not mention that JML almost died giving birth to her and Chang Hong, and that she had to suffer scars in her uterus and thus not being able to have any more child. I just felt like it wasn't fair for her, when she was also a victim. Wei Luo's treatment of her was too harsh.

The author also gave a short story on Li Song in the alternate universe where he eventually marry Wei Luo. It healed my broken heart--Li Song was so miserable in the main story because he was involved with FL-ML and their extreme acts (exiled, forced to marry, take blame for almost killing Chang Hong, had his bones broken repeatedly, had his martial abilities lost forever), poor him, and circumstances made him to be the bad guy as well. Gyaaaaahhhhhhh!!!! It's so unfair : ((

If not for the side story, I would've given a lower rating, because the protagonists are just too annoyying to boot : (

There was some unnecessary cruelness to minor characters, very dubious consent, and Wei Luo (MC) is narcissistic and becomes annoying towards the end.

There are definitely unfinished storyline. It dedicated several scenes to Gao Qing Yang and Wei Chang Hong and doesn't even follow up. It left us the readers hanging.

For a reincarnation novel, it is a disappointment to see such a weak female lead. She claimed to be ruthless to whoever would do her wrong, but after dealing with the stepmother. And dealing with a couple minor characters Wei Luo worried more about her looks. It was disheartening to see her from having so much conviction to act out against the concubine mother and stabbing people with a hairpin to being so self absorbed and focused on ways to beautify herself.

I cannot believe the author dedicated a chapter to him! Even though it was a unique idea to have him save Wei Luo in the oriig AL timeline, he was such a bad guy!!! Yes we were the tiniest bit sympathetic since he yearned for Wei Luo but he never did anything worth of her in the alternate timeline! He drugged and led to the downfall of WL twin brother in the original timeline. In the alternate timeline, she was someone who ignored him which led him to being obsessed over her. He also willingly let his wife be repeatedly r*ped. Even though Wei Sheng was devious, I hate the usage of r*pe to crush female characters. I wished this extra chapter would have been dedicated to Wei Luo's brother and his romance.

the author should have at least give closure to the twin brother's romance. I mean is that even hard? Like I even care about the MC, she already has her happy ending right from the moment she got her rebirth.

The author seems to forget that the female lead is a lot older than her fellow peers after reincarnating back to the age of six. Mentally she's supposed to be around 15 years old in the beginning and by chapter 82 she's supposed to be 22 years old, but as a reader I don't feel that matureness at all, no growth (only psychically). Actually I sometimes feel that female lead regress and acts unbelievably immature for her otherwise supposed age. Normally I'm a fan of time skips, especially because the novel isn't very long, but if the author wants to do time skips, at least make sure the characters development follows as well.

Thoughts: It's a pretty standard rebirth story, with some light revenge. MC wakes up more jaded with hatred towards the step mother who tried to sell her, and failing that, mu*der her, and failing that (MC survives and fosters with a peasant family that also failed to mu*der her), disfigure her to death (success!). MC is, of course, the prettiest girl around, and overcomes the stepmother's ploys through some clever thinking and a willingness to use violence. Some suspension of disbelief later, the beginning of the story is quiet enjoyable, because the villains are mostly done in by their own arrogance and incompetence and MC gets to play at being an adorable tyke while enjoying the suffering of her enemies. Honestly, thinking back, I went through a lot of chapters and not much excitement happens after the stepmother gets demoted and confined to house. MC just goes about her day being rich and beautiful and smart enough to avoid some standard ploys by stepsister. ML is constantly there to help her out and is super devoted (like a yandere lo*icon with extra intensity and a desire for the throne that's somewhat unmentioned). Definitely more slice of life progresses and full of the 'everyone loves me' syndrome for MC, good at everything/domineering/possessive for the ML, and general incompetence for everyone else. The younger twin brother is regulated to sister complex and somewhat successful c*ck-block, unfortunately. This is the first story to actually make me feel somewhat sympathetic towards the discarded secondary MLs and the stepsister (MC was originally engaged to a pretty decent guy who gets summarily dumped when MC realizes love for ML, and the stepsister is narrow minded and spiteful, but failing at a ploy to get 2nd ML, she loses her v-card to 3rd ML, who's an all around a-hole, and becomes trapped in what looks to be a terrible marriage). The last half is dragging a bit (she's 14 now and finally engaged and with only one potential enemy at the moment) with the introduction of what looks like 4th ML, but will keep reading just to see them finally get married.

Translation is great though, makes it super readable, the added pictures are helpful. Some typos and grammar issues, but ignorable.