Raising a Child and Saving My Husband with Billions in Supplies

Everything was good up to that point, but the ending felt rushed.

The female lead is truly a saint.

I couldn't continue reading after about 30 chapters; it made me angry.

I've already read 180 chapters, and the female lead doesn't punish her vampire sister, brother, or mother excessively at all, even saving them time and time again with a saintly heart. I'm truly speechless. Whether they'll be punished later or whether they'll change for the better, I don't care anymore. I'm dropping the story, sorry. (This is just my personal opinion, please don't be offended if you disagree.)

It's so good!! I'll give my review after it's around chapter 100 (I'm absolutely not implying anything about the author).

I'm off, I've read 17 chapters. Everything else is fine, but the female lead has such a saintly heart, I hate that kind of thing the most. You should repay kindness with kindness, but to be a saint to awful people is just disgusting.

This family is just too much to handle all at once; they keep popping up and disgusting people endlessly. It gets tiresome after a while, and so many books are all pretty much the same—not very interesting.

The male protagonist wakes up after being in a coma for several years and is able to get out of bed and jump around energetically; he's an extraordinary person.

It was okay at first, but it got increasingly boring and messy as it went on.

There are too many terrible ones, it's so frustrating to look at them.