Transmigrating to Raise Children Is No Easy Task

Seeing the female lead reconcile with her ex-boyfriend made me decide to drop the book. The author promised a happy ending, but was this really a happy ending? Chen Zhihang was clearly the right person for her. Some comments said it was about staying true to one's original partner, but the problem is, the female lead's soul never truly belonged to anyone—she was practically a stranger to the male lead.

The female lead's skills are overly powerful, and the sudden appearance of the "clear spring" (a metaphor for a seemingly innocent but ultimately clichéd character) feels too mundane. Her son, Baozi, becomes increasingly unlikable. He's always meddling in his mother's affairs and managing the household finances, demanding consultation with her. What's the point of consulting a little brat?

See? That clueless mother has ruined her son's marriage, and now she's harming not only her daughter but also her younger son, and even letting the enemy use her. Her existence is utterly miserable. If she continues down this path of folly, all she'll end up with is a destroyed family and death. It's nothing.

I absolutely hate it when the female lead forgives the young marquis. I was reading it just fine, but then the Lin family suddenly appeared and became disgusting. I dropped the book.

Wow! Honestly, why should that woman make Jiang's daughter's father take responsibility for her own family's messes and troubles? Frankly, why are there so many messes and troubles now? Isn't it because you yourselves wanted to climb the social ladder? You didn't even investigate the matter properly before going to the daughter's father's house and saying those things—it's disgusting!

I feel so sorry for the female lead. It seems like the male lead is just one type of horse. It must be heartbreaking for the female lead to be stuck with such a male lead.

Ugh, so cliché. It would have been better if the female lead were with Chen Zhihang. Why does the male lead always have to be a handsome general? It's so cliché. I'm dropping this story.

Several plot holes remain unfilled. First, who is the Tiger Mother, the reincarnation of a powerful figure from the Lin family? (Could she be Princess Jiaping?) Second, are the twins Li Shiqi's children? What did he mean by saying "wronged" after Qin's death? Were the children not his?

Frugality and stinginess are two different things, right? The little dumpling is cute, but this aspect of his character isn't well-developed. A child with exceptional literacy skills who has experienced hardship would be frugal, but not stingy. It feels a bit narrow-minded and lacks generosity, which is somewhat incongruous.

He took over the original owner's body and even took over her man. Did he ever consider the original owner who had died? The original owner was so pitiful. Besides, the male lead is very chauvinistic, and he only loves the original owner. He dislikes the male lead's family and grandfather, including the male lead himself.