I was expecting to see a lot more of her life after she learns that he is a senior partner of the law firm and her boss. But this happens only towards end and only a few chapters shows what happens after. I wanted to see her full potential in solving high profile cases and get a strong development.

I was also hoping to see a lot more romance, but there isn't much. The novel is more about community related cases. Only 5% of it can account to romance or may be even lesser.

I also felt really bad about the second ML. His character was not necessary it dint add much to comedy (atleast for me) or to the story line, just a bit to make the ML jealous. It feels bad seeing the second ML suffer.

for example, like how the FL brought her mother away from her ab*sed father. I was so disappointed that it only barely mentioned. Or what illness the ML's mother had.

ML sprained his ankle and twisted his waist moving furniture but he wanted to act cool and not tell MC. MC mistakenly thought he was suffering from hemorrhoids as ML was walking funny as if something was stuck in his butt. She interpreted his attitude as being too shy and embarrassed to tell her so she went out and bought for him a float to sit on and told him "Here, you understand". ML was happy thinking she was so concern about him and bought him a unique cushion 🤣. He was so flabbergasted when he found out through his friend that the "cushion" was actually for hemorrhoids

Another instance was when MC's mom called Spa 死吧 (si ba means to go die) and complaining that it was such an inauspicious name

The ML lies to the FL about his living situation to gain her sympathy after a bad first impression, but that only causes him to gain a harder time due to his lies. I love how he suffers due to his lies, and the FL really does stand up for people in dangerous situations, which I like. I know her trying to help the ML due to the 's*xual harassment is for comedic effect as its s misunderstanding that becomes a bigger and bigger lie for the ML, but the way she tried to help is nice and admirable.

First, the male lead lies and says his family went bankrupt and he’s actually poor. She believes him instantly, no questions asked. For someone who is supposed to be sharp, this is just unbelievable.

Then she assumes the male lead was sent to the countryside because a senior partner tried to assault him and he refused. She had known that partner for two years and was fully aware of his good reputation, yet she still jumped to the worst possible conclusion with zero research or professional sense. What kind of lawyer does that? And it only got worse. She tried to "protect" the male lead through childish, ridiculous actions that made her look like a complete fool.

Next comes her toxic "friend" from high school. This girl has been sabotaging and talking down to her for years. The friend shows up just to brag, and the once-confident female lead suddenly becomes passive and spineless. Then the male lead shows up pretending to be her boyfriend. Of course, he impresses everyone, and the dinner just so happens to be a class reunion. Cue the typical drama. The classmates get jealous, the "mean girl" gets embarrassed, and everyone walks away thinking the female lead is now living the perfect life with a rich, handsome man. It’s the same tired trope all over again.

To make things worse, the female lead goes around telling people the male lead is gay or dating an older woman just to "protect" him. That is not only immature but also completely inappropriate. At this point, she has lost all credibility. She acts like she has no common sense and no maturity. And this person is supposed to be a lawyer?