the FL and ML don’t stay together because the ML didn’t want the world to be destroyed and didn’t want to FL to become a fallen angel so he had to do a d*ck move and antagonize Lucifer to take the fall. The FL doesn’t feel happy about that decision, even though he kind of did it for her, because she wanted him to choose her over the world or something.

In one arc the ML was her brother BIG REVEAL he's adopted

Everything I know is from MTL, hence I may have not grasped the real situation and I don't know the exact words/terms to use.

All in all, I'll summarize the story. And this will be huge spoiler alert, guys, so make sure before opening it, okaaay??

Honestly, the only thing I am disappointed here is I expect that there would be something that could make me feel the climax. It's just, I felt that the story wouldn't end, since they will always *blah*blah* ???

the arc taking place near the start of the Republic of China where the MC plays a family daughter returning from studying abroad and the ML plays a general whose motto is 'want it, snatch it'. Their first meeting is hilarious XD.

Now, about the writing itself... For a novel with over 2000 chapters, you'd think the world-building would be decent, right? Nope. Each arc lasts about 40 short chapters before the female lead jumps to the next world. What does that mean? Shallow, hastily thrown-together settings that barely have time to develop. The endings often feel rushed or incomplete, leaving me with that 'Wait, that's it?' feeling. _: (´ཀ`」∠) :_ I vomited blood!

Honestly, I wish the author had focused on fewer worlds but made them more fleshed out. Instead, we got 40+ rapid-fire storylines, some of which had amazing potential but were abandoned just when things were getting interesting.

Take one of my favorite worlds, for example—where the male lead was an absolute s*umbag. The female lead left him behind by dying, he regretted it, and the story ended with him shedding tears. Beautiful. Finally, a man who had to sit with his bad decisions! But just when I was ready to enjoy his well-deserved suffering—poof! The arc ends. Meanwhile, in some of the duller worlds, the story dragged on endlessly about marriage life and domestic bliss. Why?!

And then there's the romance... In so many worlds, the main couple got together after, like, two meetings. I get it—soulmates, destiny, yada yada yada—but it felt so artificial. I mean, they barely had time to say hello before they were fated to be together forever. But again, I knew what I was signing up for. This is junk food literature—you don't expect fine dining.

One thing I did enjoy? In at least four worlds, the male lead was a tr*sh-tier scum, and the heroine did not forgive him. She either made him suffer, got her revenge, or left without looking back. Chef's kiss. Do you know how many times I've read novels where the male lead treats the heroine like garbage, only for her to forgive him because love? And I'm left seething, wishing he suffered at least ten times as much as he made her suffer? Yeah, so I really liked the heroine teaching the male s*um a big lesson. Even though we know they'll reunite in another world, it was satisfying to see her not let them off easy.

she is literally created by the ML to accompany him in his realm, cause he's too powerful and if he leaves the his realm, the world will collapse. No other living being can enter his realm, so he creates our FL and send her to countless worlds to gain the power of the protagonist, so that she can accompany him in his realm cause he's too lonely. So this story is not really about face slapping or anything, just her enjoying her life in different worlds and gaining power.

Now based on this, there shouldn't be any obstacles and the male and female protagonist should be happy all the time and enjoy life right? WRONG. Yes, most of the world are happy endings, but after we get further and further into the story, we get a lot of world where they don't end up together.

In one world she was a bad luck star or something and would cause harm to anyone who was close to her. You would think, with the ML being an existence more powerful than the heavenly Dao, he would either not choose such worlds for the FL or be able to overturn her luck, but nope. In another world, she becomes a seraph created by God, and the ML is God. In this world they don't end up together because lucifer was her friend and god intentionally let him become the Ruler of hell to maintain balance in the world. The conflict was so f*cking s*upid, cause how the f*ck did she not expect this to happen when she enetered the world? Don't tell me you don't know lucifer's fate CAUSE YOU'VE LITERALLY TRAVELLED TO COUNTLESS WORLDS. Even if you don't know everything in the bible, how the fuxk can't you know LUCIFER'S fate!!? There are also countless other things in this novel that ahppen that are completely unnecessary. I get that all arcs can't have happy ends, but the bad emding could be solved in my opinion. Especially the seraph world. That annoyed me the f*ck out.

It was fine, I suppose, but the whole premise of the thing (which we fjnd out later, which conflicts with the original premise) is to let her enjoy her life, so after finishing this novel, I felt all of the drama in worlds like those were completely pointless.

Another thing that creeps me out is the age difference in some arcs. There are many times that the MC is pretty young while the ML is not. I'm talking she's sixteen and he's around 30. How the f*ck is that not creepy? 18 or 19 is fine, but 16!!!! I get she's not actually 16, but come on, it's creepy!!