MC gets into an argument with an extra (female president under ML CEO who likes the ML and dislikes the MC because she thinks MC got an ad due to unspoken rules with ML). The extra is older. The MC's response to the extra's bullying is literally "you hate me because I'm young and beautiful." After the ML tells the extra to apologize to the MC, the extra (who is a president of the company!!!!) cried and then quits because she doesn't want to apologize???? This is a middle aged female executive in Asia who is not a chaebol and made it as president of the largest company in China. She is either a workaholic overachieving tank or a two faced shark with killer people instincts (maybe even both) but either way not someone that cries and then immediately quits? I would have expected her to have apologized with a smile and then tries shady tactics later.

Also agree with previous reviewer that it was messed up that MC revealing the director's mistresses's bad info (she had plastic surgery, slept with lots if men) actually improved the director's marriage with his rich backer wife.

The mistress and the agent were also the type of brainless that is unbelievable.

I liked that they emphasized her hard work instead of having the gold-finger that was supposed to be the system give her 'acting skills'. Yes, there were strokes of luck, but everytime she has to work herself to get them or keep them.

I also liked that ML didn't just sleep with her when she was drugged and went with the "I'm trying to help you with your intoxication" kind of explanation. He last-minute ruled in his desires and properly pursued her.

His jealousy is also within bounds. And that's a plus when we have Boss/President MLs.

I support the people who voiced their disappointment with the matchmaking system. But it wasn't because the idea was bad, but it was because the system's development was lacking, and the author often forgot to mention the repercussions the FL was supposed to face everytime she went against the system's prerrogative.

Instead of saying a system is bad, or good... it would be better to have a reason for it to exist in the first place. For example, if I substituted the system for an informant like Red Feather (being her close friend or owing her one), it wouldn't change the story.

What is the reason for Yue Lao to use MC to help increase marriage rates and decrease divorce rates if either the couple who's going to marry was going to marry even without MC interfering or if destroying a bad marriage makes her lose points?

This system would work if went one of the ways:

1. Issued quests or side quests for MC to complete (some obligatory)
2. Didn't help as much, but alerted her everytime a couple that is supposed to be together for some reason went separate ways and she has to find a way to pull them back together.

Like this, the system would be much more relevant, just like when she saved director Chang's Wife. It changed their future, and I think its a good way to apply the system.

Except when she took her vengeance on some people, MC seems to always be very unsure or confused about how she should deal with the info she gets from the system. Again, that's why this system isn't so useful. She needs more punishments, rewards or a direction in order to be more sure of what to do.

I wish there are extras and the author would show their life with their son. Yess, they got married and had a son however, their son only had little screentime like only 1 chapter.

I have mixed feelings about a "marriage system" that takes points away if people who aren't suited for each other not marry, but okay (eg. MC helped ppl who didn't work well together not get married and instead of gaining points for making someone a lot happier than they would've been, lost points).

Also, the main character's marriage system is a little too OP. Even though the author takes steps to make it feel less deterministic (some people do change their minds after influence which changes the marriage system accordingly), it still felt a bit too much like fate. It's not like a matchmaking system where the MC can see their compatibility, it will literally show someone's marriages or divorces in their entire lifetime including 3rd marriages 20 years in the future.

-When ML sent his employee to compensate MC for the car situation, he seemed worried about her noticing or knowing something. It hinted to the ML having a secret related to their first meeting yet this was never mentioned again. It makes me wonder if I thought too much or it was related to an idea dropped later on the plot.

-The matchmaking system is really neglected. We never really find out the ins and outs of it. MC lost points for saving her future manager from marrying a mercenary fresh meat yet she gained points later on even when she prevented other unhappy marriages? there's no clear distinction to know the rules in this matter. Also, I didn't find a part when MC checked her own marriage star rating, I assume it's a 5 star since she's the protagonist but it did seem strange the author was so casual about that part. Will she have the system forever? What will happen when her acting skill is maxed out? Did she ever tell the ML about her skills?