If there is anything that really makes this article stand out about the meal replacement of Redemption, it is that the heroine and the hero are not just talking about going in both directions, but they are really trying to get closer.
The story is very warm and healing, but it feels very similar to the core of the previous fantasy redemption story. Personally, I prefer that one, but it's still very interesting.
I watched it a long time ago. Although the plot seems a bit silly now, in just a few dozen chapters, the heroine realizes that her past life was outrageous but not OOC overnight. The pain of her past life is interspersed with this life, and she is slowly redeemed. Although he failed in his previous life, he did not completely deny himself. He still had the same temperament and did not force others to favor him. The male and female protagonists doted on each other very well.