Settling into a Good Life After Reincarnating as a Farm Girl

The writing is immature, quite novice, and a bit like a teenager trying to express his sorrow. I don't understand the emotion and can't describe it. I borrowed certain verses and it doesn't fit the character and the scene. It's quite embarrassing to watch. The heroine's emotional intelligence is worrying. She is not like a working woman, but like a fifteen or sixteen-year-old student who is pampered by her parents and cannot control her own troublemaking. The heroine actually said when her fiancé asked her if she was dissatisfied with the marriage: I want to marry the person I like. How can we be happy if we have only met for two or three years? Although it is later stated that the male protagonist also hopes to marry the person he likes, this is only because of the character's personality. Marriage according to the ancient parents' orders and the matchmaker's words is an insult to the man. You also said that if you don't like it, you can divorce??? Forget about ancient times, just go back to the 1970s and try saying this to the men there. I just want to say to the heroine, we are all adults, so don't say such childish remarks, it will bring misfortune to all living beings. Furthermore, the hero is a rare person with outstanding appearance, talent and learning. Not everyone can marry for love, and the hero will fall in love sooner or later. It is right to push him and sleep with him, and even sleep in separate beds in a pretentious manner. No man with a bit of dignity will touch the other party when the woman expresses her love for her and just marries the matchmaker. The male protagonist is humanoid, but if you want to make it modern, you won't be able to get the female protagonist's turn.