The Youngest Daughter

I was frustrated after reading the synopsis, and the comments section was full of people with warped values. They portrayed the female lead as wicked, defended her, and condemned her husband, whom she acquired through scheming, as a scumbag. All I want to say is, being loved by the female lead is the worst thing imaginable.

I don't understand. Wasn't it the female lead who caused trouble for the Cui family? If she'd been reborn, she could have just stayed away and avoided them. This whole "saving" thing is so ridiculous. The female lead's thought process is just baffling.

Did you encounter a jerk in your past life, and although you took your revenge a bit too hard, does that mean you have to go to that jerk's house in this life to be a pushover and a saint? What kind of thought process is that?

The female lead in the synopsis looks terrifying. Isn't she the kind of victim from a past life who is reborn to take revenge in this life?

The youngest daughter is farming; (Vote for support!)

I couldn't understand it after chapter 76; the logic broke down. The overlapping memories of several characters' rebirths were mind-bending. Maybe my comprehension is just bad?

Rebirth + Time Travel + Rebirth... This is a mind-bending read; the author really had a tough time.

Wasn't the ending too unpleasant?

They're capable of eloping the day after their wedding, so why can't they be allowed to go mad? Just reading the synopsis makes it seem like the female lead's bad deeds were all forced upon her. Having been reborn, she should be thinking about avoiding being taken advantage of and going astray, not about repentance and atonement.