A Life Woven in Brocade

I think I've gone blind. A one-year-old child who not only doesn't wet the bed, cry, or wake up at night, but can also talk and sit up to eat with chopsticks by himself. Is this even human? Is this some kind of demon??? Has the author never raised a child? Has he never seen what a baby looks like?

The female protagonist transmigrates into the body of a one-year-old child. Her parents divorce because the child marries a concubine, and she returns to her mother's home with her mother. Later, she saves the male protagonist's mother. Her mother then marries her childhood sweetheart, who has lost his wife, and serves as an official in the capital for ten years with her stepfather.

I just want to ask Qidian (a Chinese online literature platform) why they always recommend such sloppy and bizarre books to me. I usually read very good books, okay? The sample readings are driving me crazy! Qidian is about to lose me!

The author is not good at writing political intrigue and the plot is dragging and simplistic. I almost gave up many times, but I have a habit of finishing every book I start, so I read to the end. The first few chapters were quite engaging. But later...

The plot is alright, but the details are too careless. Lu Qianyu is 2 years old when she appears, and her mother died 3 years ago. Sigh, the author is really careless.

The author forgot to give the characters in this book enough intelligence!

If this book weren't free for a limited time, I would absolutely not have spent money to read it. The female lead is utterly useless; she's supposed to be a time traveler, but she's not even as good as a native.

Such an illogical work, yet so many works have been praised for misleading and wasting people's time... I've been tolerating this trope since the character looks exactly like his father from his past life, but after reading over twenty chapters, it's mentioned three times that the female lead wants to play matchmaker... Seriously... Oh well. By the way, I can't post pictures... How did this post become a violation? Is there even such a function?

Don't time-travel novels follow basic physiological laws? It's exhausting. No matter how precocious a one-year-old is, it's useless if their physiology can't keep up. Trying to portray a one-year-old as a seven or eight-year-old girl is ridiculous.

The female lead's personality is so weak and submissive. Her father has already released her and said she doesn't have to fulfill the marriage agreement, yet she doesn't explain herself and instead takes the blame upon herself. She's even rushing to marry a stepmother who clearly has ulterior motives. Is she being forced into marrying the male lead? It's so frustrating to read. I'm not usually a fan of wish-fulfillment stories, but the female lead's personality is infuriating.