It is not about a typical transmigration-revenge with many face slapping, it is beyond that, something that touch humanity (just as stated by some reviewers). Through the lenses of passive reincarnated protagonist, we will follow her journey meeting people who will broaden her view and reaching her dream while trying to resolve her own conflict. With the warfare and patriarchal like setting, we got the gist how the characters are brought up trough their behavior and actions. For the plot, some may feel the minor plots are irrelevant to the story and dragging, but I think those are the charming points which enrich the story and gives life to some minor characters as well but also giving a natural development to the main characters as well.

The characters are dynamic and progressive. First of all, the protagonist itself is a figure of 'hope' within a patriarchal society, which allowing her to become the spectacle who overcome discrimination and trial within the environment she is living to reach her goal. Someone who is trying be her own person. Meanwhile, the male lead appeared as a stoic individual wished nothing but warmth which he unconsciously longed for. Someone who is coping with his emotion in silence until he met the protagonist. The interesting part is that not only the story revolving around the protagonist, the characters around her shared a fair share of spotlight about themselves and how they solve their own conflict. How they view things and their character development at the end are varied. Each characters had their own conflict, goal and role which cause a natural chain of story which is quite close to real life. Even at the end, the characters have a well-deserved but decent closure.

note: But seriously, that Chu guy is the biggest sad boy. He is one of my fave grey characters.... : (I'll just fantasised that he got reincarnated and find his new found warmth which he had failed to obtain.

-what with him doing nothing to that fiance of is, who also lacked in the end because the obsession was not really there when she was last shown, it would've been better to up the ante there instead of having her so quickly let go of her obsession and then just poof her away, his father's family also got nothing major happening to them-

especially the death of general Yan who died due to poison, when it is really weird for that arrow to have been poisoned at all? I mean the person who was supposed to take that arrow was just a small foot soldier and he protected him, but if that is so than it makes no sense for just that one arrow to have been poisoned in the entire war? It was a weak weak point in the plot.