Though the story does rely on drama to fuel it's plot (?) it's not too dramatic or overly complicated.

The relationship between the two leads is actually quite harmonious and sweet. There's no family drama like a disapproving mother-in-law either.

For the cons, there are a few.

- Lack of Plot, Too Easy

The plot really doesn't go anywhere. The story mainly focuses on Shen Chuchu's rise to fame as an actress and her budding relationship with the ML. During that she does stumble on some issues, but they are fairly easily resolved. There's no thrill or severity to the conflict, no high-point of rising action or situations to stress the reader. It's very easy-going, for worse or best.

- Marriage System

For how important it seemed in the premise, it's actually not all too special. Shen Chuchu's basically uses the system as a cheat to peek into the private lives of celebrities and others. If she finds any incongruity (like a slag man who is married but still chases after girls) she usually resolves them. Other of that, she uses it as a side gig to make money as a fortune teller. Outside of marriage, it's pretty useless.

There's no harsh penalties that come with the system, no huge secret behind it or why she got it, and she resolves conflicts pretty easily. It's just a boon granted to her because why not.

- Uninteresting Villains

This one kinda speaks for itself. The people who go against her aren't necessarily smart and they usually have some big marriage-related secret. The way she usually resolves things is to work in the background and ruin the villain's reputation via fans slamming them on weibo etc. Sure it'd mean the end of a celebrity's career if they lost their reputation and fan base, but this only really applies to the entertainment circle and such. Hmm, how convenient for her...

- The Acting & No Rival

What should be a highlight of such an entertainment business novel. But it's not gone into much in depth, which is pretty disappointing. They mention the movie she's going into, speed through any auditions, a few scenes here and there on set, but not too in depth as the author would rather focus on marriage issues. Maybe the main problem for me is that Shen Chuchu had no serious rivals. Though she worked hard to raise her acting skills and plus some help from the system, but there was no friendly competition that could match her and make me really care about her career.

Her interference in someone's life only backfires once but that's completely undone by the end of the story anyway so it feels a bit moot.

Also, it was freaking hilarious when the God of Marriage (or Luck in Marriage, I'm not 100% sure) told her that she was going to save the world. Apparently, happy marriages save the world.

He is legit the most subtle CEO ML I've read when it comes to pursuing his love interest. Of course, the story is more based on the MC so we don't really see too much of it but everything from regularly trying to take her out to dinner to the compensation for the accident; it's all done to try and win her over but she acts oblivious to it even though she clearly develops feelings for him. It's not until another actress tries to hype herself up with the ML that the MC begins to become jealous.

I fully expected the MC's former classmate to have a much stronger impact on the romance between the ML and MC given that he had written her a love note back in College. Yet, they have a few moments together where he's an ass to her before a final phone call where he scolds her and then she just blocks his number.

Like... I get it, he was supposed to convey a domineering personality that never understood her or really stood by her side as a contrast to the ML being the right guy for her and doing all those things but it felt like the author was setting up something more and then just never went anywhere with it.

Outside of the additional "love interests", we also don't see what happens to her first manager who helped arrange for her to be drugged. While we do see the other people involved get screwed by the ML's company, her manager kind of gets a slap on the wrist and then fades out of the story. Dude should have gotten jail time for trying to set her up to get r*ped but he's never mentioned again after she breaks her contract.

1. I wish their relationship started later. FL out of nowhere suddenly likes ML when it was shown multiple times how she doesn't consider him as a prospect partner. They had some interactions but can't be considered intimate enough that would make you think they're cultivating their feelings. Even their engagement seemed rushed.

2. ML is too controlling. It doesn't sit right with me that he interferes with her work. Also, when she says she's tired, please just leave her alone.

I also like that MC improvement in acting isn't fully due to the system and MC also worked hard for it.

There is an effort to build a backstory and as a studenTNmyself I appreciate that this story accepts that MC had a burn out of her college course (finance). She also knows what she wants but wouldn't be unscrupulous to achieve it. My favorite part of the novel should be when she questions if she can stop a death that was hinted in the system (friendly wife that MC is close with dies, husband (director) profile showed he is widowed.) She was frantic the whole time they were shooting a series

- Pay for eating out even though she said she will be the one treating him.

- when she still want to pay, say that she can treat the next eating out twice so she will still be treating him, when in actually he will still be the one treating so he still have a reason to meet with her.

- when giving a customized branded gift take out the logo and say you pick it up casually therefore doesn't cost much so she accept your gift

- always follow wive. For example:

because I really thought there would be a rival for ML, his surname is Dong but I am not sure about the name.. They met on a plane where he helped MC, later on MC help him to save his mother from an accident because MC saw through her system (new feature from system after an upgrade) how his mother will die thru an accident via falling from stairs.. He later gave her money as compensation, at first she don't want to accept the money, but he insisted then they were seen by some paparazzi or something, there was some foreshadowing that he will alter regret what he said during their conversation that time (because he said some mean things to MC) after another arc with him helping MC with a slag actor he was never mentioned again.

Also about her college classmate that I think had a crush on her, but was also forgotten, because when they met again in their class reunion, I thought he would have a bigger role lol he didn't even had the chance to tell MC his feelings, poof he was gone never to be mentioned again. Lol ?

our cold virg*n CEO gets confused by the drugged MC and is very close to skipping to the final step. Clothes are off and everything is ready to go, but he comes to his senses after an interruption and takes her to soak under a cold shower together. They also get sick together the next morning. Consent plus humor? Damn, thumps up.

It’s good for him that he didn’t go all the way too. She remembers literally nothing of that night and never recalls for the rest of the story. There is no way the story would have developed the same way if he had s*x with her after “saving” her from a date r*pe. Her good impression of this stranger would have gone straight to disgust. Hell, it basically did anyway one chapter when she thinks he has a girlfriend. He does not realise he needs to defend against something so false at first but explains to her clearly as soon as he realizes the problem, eliminating her disgust. It would not be so easy to resolve if he had finished committing the big mistake.

The largest is that we don’t get to see the MC lose her big match maker vest.