1. The Golden Finger. It's never explained what exactly it does. We're told she gets maximized benefits from touching nutritional things, and can figure out the basic composition of any compound she touches. That's all that's explained to us. However, it seems she can use her golden finger to make other people healthier as well, but doesn't say how, just states it like it's obvious. Also, even though she's never cooked a day in her life until her transmigration, she's got the skills of a 5 star michelin chef when she tries recreating dishes she's had, just because she knows the ingredients contained in the dish? I know for sure, this author doesn't know a thing about cooking. Putting aside obvious variables, such as cooking temperature and time, prep work, blending speed, etc., it was never stated anywhere that she knew the ratio of ingredients. Cooking is essentially chemistry. You don't magically shove oxygen and hydrogen atoms into a container, expecting pure, clean drinking water. Then again, it also insinuates that her golden finger maximizes the nutrition and deliciousness of everything she makes (as if nutritious = delicious, if only!), once again without explaining it.
2. Obnoxious People. I do know there are terrible people in the world, and schadenfreude is a thing for a reason. That said... what is with the proclivity of this trope of kicking people when they're down in Chinese novels? Is that just how Chinese people are, glorifying the strong and kicking the weak, taking joy in others' sorrow? Is this their culture? A standard lack of empathy?
3. Instant Fame. She randomly decides to make a food blog as a hobby, a couple celebrities forward it, and she's rolling in fans. She randomly decides to buy a large forest garden home for her family, gets it spruced up for her mom's birthday, and a random family member who filmed it forwarded it, with it eventually becoming the #1 post on Weibo (can't have a Chinese novel without the main character getting the #1 post on Weibo, Jesus) reaching one of the creators of a reality show who want to use it? She doesn't know what she wants to do with her life, all she wants right now is to take care of the original owner's family, but everything she does lays out her flower path for her. She's even got a celebrity who's secretly a rich boy drooling over her.
   
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In the beginning, the FML had an abortion and the author outright downplayed it. I usually don't have an opinion on this subject but just reading that event made me discomforted.

The other thing that was emphasized throughout the novel was about how she was 26-years-old but she seemed like an 18-year-old. It's understandable that the MC's actual age was 18 when she passed, but no one really needed to be reminded every two chapters that she's just a teenager. She's just basically a white lotus that's super beautiful and has crazy luck.

Another thing was that (at this current spot in the story), the MC has not cleared up one misunderstanding. Cliche enough, the misunderstandings caused more misunderstandings that worked in her favor.

I feel like there were a lot of muddled explanations (like her golden fingers, how it works, whats the use). Later on there were a lot of left behind details (her golden finger, her cooking aspirations, her being 'delicate' was left behind too, etc). I feel like the antagonists (T. Zhixin, J. Mini, H. Feiyu, A. Ning) ending were not satisfactory. No proper ending for Mo Jiashu (except that he didnt marry later on in life). How OriHost actually got pregnant twice when ExHusband hated her so much is beyond me. No details on ML's Parents (except that his mom is dead). MC and ML's life after marriage is nada. ML's background was not explained (except he is a noble heir or something).

The most outrageous thing that happened in this story was all the characters were either reborn or transmigrated, even the female cannon fodder that was barely mentioned.

to the point her own brother fell in love with her persona in a TV show... which was weird tbh

The FL is a sickly 18years old girl with a good pure upbringing (and a fiance) who dies from her illness. All her life her dream was to be healthy, normal. Alas. She died on the operating table.

Then she discovers that she is now in a pregnant body of a cannon fodder from a novel. This 26y.o. Woman is hated by her husband (his POV: she forced him to marry her and tricked him to imp**gnate her twice), he does not want the baby and he does not want her either, but he wants the full custody of their first son.

If the FL does not abort, she will miscarry when the fetus is 7 months old, will become terribly sick, lose her uterus and eventually die young. She read about it in the novel.

So, the first thing that the FL does in chapter one is to agree to all three requests of the OG's husband, abort his baby, grant him divorce, give the older child's custody to the child's father. She did not even ask for a penny from him, he does not owe HER anything, just agreed to divorce.

This agreement to abort was very controversial. A life was lost. Well, an embryo was lost to save its mother's life. I could not help but feel terrible and sad about it. Instinctively, one would want the FL to keep the baby and to be a mother for both kids. She owes the OG, whose body she is occupying, that much.

Still, from a rational point of view, it was not her decision to make. She was an unwilling intruder in someone else's body. That woman was no longer alive (unable to choose between the baby and the husband, the OG killed herself), it was truly the OG's husband's right to decide the embryo's fate. Prior to the abortion, the FL had no idea that she now posessed a golden finger that will allow her to be healthy even if she kept the baby and would never hemorrage, nor die young.

It the baby's daddy a monster? Again, it's a gray area. He wanted the divorce more than he wanted abortion of that evil woman's spawn. By suggesting abortion he actually was suggesting the OG to make a pro life choice, to keep the baby if she agreed to divorce.

He also did not know that his hateful villainous wife was dead, only the old bodily shell was still here (with a new soul inside). Had he known that, he would have kept his baby, asked the FL to carry it to full term, I am sure. He wanted to take care of his first son after the divorce, he would've cared for his (tragically unborn due to huge misunderstanding) daughter just as well.