The author's imagination is very interesting. The rich and real world makes survival meaningful. Why can't inflation be regarded as a kind of existential crisis?
The emotional line is not very natural, and the male protagonist likes the female protagonist a bit inexplicably, but the way the female protagonist struggles is enough to make me want to recommend it. There are generally no problems with the details, except for the emotional line, which has no logical flaws.
Don't be fooled by the name. This book has nothing to do with sister-in-law. It is the story of a down-to-earth struggler who became a heartthrob. However, this system is very clever. It appeared from time to time before about 50 chapters. It is not a large proportion, but it is really annoying.
The only problem with this book is that, as a romance novel, its emotional line is almost invisible in the main text, and there are only six additional chapters.
The heroine can only say that she dares to think, dare to do, and dare to fight. As for what will happen if it is really the Middle Ages, it is hard to say. The emotional line of this book is more than a little improved compared to the seamstress in the same book list.