The heroine story, the heroine is reborn, and the whole crew is in the crematorium.
The male and female supporting characters are all well portrayed, unlike many crematorium novels where they become mere tools for character development.
Before reading the book, I felt that the plot of the heroine disguising herself as a man in her previous life was a little off-putting, but after seeing many people recommending it, I read it anyway. The pace was a bit slow in the first few chapters, but it got better and better as I read on.
The heroine has a big heart, cares about the common people, and promotes equal rights for men and women.
In the early and middle stages, there were very few cases of illness and weakness, but in the later stage, the disease was cured after a trip to hell. (That sour feeling doesn't need to be sustained by illness, it's enough.)