-Dai Father: Doting on his daughter, the real power behind the family. He can argue with his wife, but is pedantic and after arguing softly for a while, let's his wife win. If that's all, there's nothing wrong with it. But even if he 'compensates' his daughter with a house and an additional allowance, even if he promised his daughter that he won't tell the sister-in-law, he'll still tell! The main character lost her trust on him because he's a traitor! He's soft on his approaches but can't be trusted with matters, at all!

-Dai Mother: Mean, shrew, local emperor of the house. Dotes on son and mean to daughter. The stereotypical biased mother-in-law. I sometimes get the feeling that the main character is not her m daughter because of how she treats her. Might be wrong in this assumption.

-Dai brother: The original novel's hero. Another frustrating character. S*umbag. Already has a wife but flirts with others. His type makes me dislike the domineering boss protagonists. Unreasonable, blind, and hopeless. Can't even see that his secretary is a green tea.

-Shan sister-in-law: Original novel's heroine. Don't like her either. Frustrating to the core. At first, she seems to be dark and all, but she's just growl and no bite. I get that she has her past life, but I just can't like her. Has trust issues, thinks she's always right, discriminates against others, and can't fight back properly. She tried to strike using other people's hands, but I still don't like her.

-Dai daughter: This novel's main character. I don't like her too. Passive, can't keep emotions in check, and can't even fight back properly when wronged. It's as if she's asking the world to bully her. If she knew that the secretary is the sister of the one who tried to bully her in school, she should have subtly informed that s*um brother, so the s*um brother can at least know. She just let the secretary green tea strut around with her tea on her birthday! Frustrating, makes me want to kick her in the leg.

The MC transmigrated and trust me because there are a lot of funny interactions between them and other characters. Especially, when at the beginning her sister-in-law still hates her, she is only exclusively homophobic to the MC—this is the MC's perspective—but actually, she just hates the thought of MC liking her because the MC acts in a way that the female protagonist of the book especially with a traditional mindset found to be signs of her sister-in-law liking her. When she realized she like MC, she really went to great lengths to make her feel her love and trust me, the way and time she realized that showed paranoia and morbid obsession. Not heavy on that but it was implied. She really wanted to be with her and for some part because our MC thought she can never be with the heroine of the book because she is bound to go back to her own world let's the heroine misunderstand her and they do couple things but she never puts a label in their relationship nor confesses to her. But what I liked about this is that she realized it and gave up her life in her own world to be with her.

it was all a dream. Yes, everything you read—the story, the characters, the protagonist—never really existed. She was just in a coma, listening to the novel on television. And when she finally has the chance to wake up... she doesn’t. She simply chooses to stay in that "dream" instead of returning to reality, as if the story hadn't been disappointing enough already.