How can someone that used a transformation spell that turned into an adult be s*upid enough to deliberatly cover her own face with when she encounters someone she pissed off as an adult. You're basically screaming please don't recognise me! This doesn't feel like the wisdom of a transmigrated woman who raised her younger brothers, it feels like a contrived mary sue story.

Shushu had shown her badass side to the crown prince, and her friendly and caring side to Cory, and now she's showing her embarrassing side to Yves. I feel like each ML has different arc which makes me ship her to every one of them

Cory. He's a loving and caring friend to Shushu

Snow. Which is yet to make an appearance. I read somewhere he's the closest to being the real ML

But somehow she befriends the admires of the heroine and turns them unknowingly into her own admires

The magic system, the weird parallel universe of the novel MC was s**ked into, how does the novel world and "Real"world work together.

Basing on background and personality, I think Swan is definitely the ML, or well, he's the one that suits the role the most in my opinion. He's crazy, he's so in love, and he only sees our Shushu and no one else since the beginning (like the other MLs actually). But as with everything in this novel, I think us readers and our FL only scratched the surface of Swan's character. The info in the extra chapters gives us a glimpse of a darker Swan that he tries to hide and bury for Shushu. Like the other Swan in another lifetime who held Shushu's soul in his arms hard—so hard he nearly destroys it. I thinks that is the best descriptions of Swan's love for Shuraina. And the author tried to distract us with the lighthearted description and cute, blushing Swan but, wow, his feelings for Shuraina is dark DARK (but got nothing on Yves, I guess?). But! Since this Swan experienced Shushu's friendship when he was young, he also developed a rein to hold himself back and do the best for Shuraina and to hold her above everyone and everything else, which is just so sweet, you borderline sociopath. He has the worst personality but he has the best ending because he loves Shushu in the best way.

But Cory is my bet tho lol he's just so sweet and genuine and a perfect partner for Shushu's love with magic. Their relationship is comfortable and literally stemmed from being BFF and I think, in reality, that's the kind of love that lasts and can weather through everything.

As far as I read, the MLs was introduced one by one after some chapters of FL's POV and a bit of each ML's POV, repeatedly. While the author tried to make it as natural as possible, it felt like a bit of unnatural, maybe it's also because reverse harem (I got spoiled but a bit of unsure, so there's some ending routes? I'd rather have an obvious ending rather than choosing one ML based on my taste)

shuraina dating eric, where she realizes her self worth. I also don't appreciate how the author put hestia on the backburner and have the story focus on shushu and the male leads. Hestia really only shows up when it's convenient. It also suffers from a severe lack of show not tell which makes the story a little less engaging. There are some really emotional scenes that don't hit me hard at all because of the deadpan delivery, but I suppose it's due to the fact the story's mostly told from shushu's pov. The pacing was a bit weird too because it felt like it was building up to something but then it collapses. I get it's a "plot twist" but it feels like the effort to set up a mood has been wasted countless times, like how se-yoo met noirelle and she goes off on some weird monologue which makes you think that shuraina's safety will be threatened. The character development is also extremely reliant on shuraina which isn't very realistic since people change and grow up even without outside interference from other people with the exception of swanhaden actually, who grew up even without shushu's constant meddling. Shushu was more of a catalyst for his development honestly. I know it's partly due to noirelle's designed fate for her but it was very strange, in my opinion. There are also some really good scenes too, like when swanhaden took shushu to meet her siblings a year after ye-an's death. The characters were very well polished and fun to read about, which is why the flaws never bothered me much. The magic system was colorful and I was throughly entertained about the world but they try to paint shushu as non OP which is a lie considering she became a black magician at the end. The magic system was somewhat all over the place and the random important information about magic which is discussed mid story when it should've been part of the exposition was annoying. The timeloop was a bit awkward since there wasn't anything that alluded to it as far as I remember.