tragic characters.

The more I think about it after reading the whole story, the more I felt how tragic they are. They ultimately all in their own way realize the fault of their action and try to seek redemption. They seeks forgiveness and ultimate the MC never gave it to her because for her:

1. 1. It's not her position to forgive them because ultimately she's not the same person as the original owner of her body.

1. 1. She didn't think they deserved a second chance. Meaning she can't just start liking them and give them a chance to date her.

People makes mistake and everyone deserved a second chance. However the 3 male characters (Bai Zhou, Song Shiyu, and Li Xiaoxing) simply want to essentially apologize and go back to time undo their action in a way. However, that is simply not life. Sometimes you can't just go back in time and can only move forward. You can't just say sorry and then pretend their past actions never happened. So MC was adamant to NOT give any of these characters a second chance with her. When Bai Zhou and Song Shiyu realized this, it was very satisfying and tragic at the same time. Li Xiaoxing, on the other hand, had to begrudgingly accept that this fantasied version of herself no longer exist.

I really enjoyed the outcome.

It not much but at the end, I love that the original owner of the body came back. Throughout the novel it's hinted that she did and even the MC didn't know if she'll come back or not. The original Ji Fanyin had been essentially observing the MC and the action she took how she's living with her body. However, when she came back she didn't try to mimic the MC but ultimately also realize the action or her action (or rather inactions) and its consequences and lives knowing she had been graciously been given a second chance in life. So she took this opportunity be assertive but never out of her own character and live out the life that she wanted. Quite often when a MC takes over a body you never see the original owner ever.

And it shows the MC in her world and although I think some reader love it, I didn't find it as interesting.

I think his name is Shiyu. He basically died at a young age because of the guilt. He mistreated the original body/person, and was one of the reason she committed su*cide.

ehem.. Chen Yunsheng... ehem... Good for him lmaoo

I felt that the FL was litetally someone like handyman and repaired the OG body's path. Then OG body just walked on this road. I mean she did change for a tiny bit but ANOTHER person had to show her the way. You know life isn't like this. When you mess up you have to clean it yourself (or if you're rich someone'll do it for you, I digress). I would have preferred if OG reincarnated or was reborn to truly feel that satisfaction of her overcoming her battles.

The god/FL's assistant that was thrown in by the author to explain the soul swap. But didn't explain why he fell for her or a reasonable side story. Tsk! Would rather have some mysterious vague force swapping people than to have another character in lurve with FL *rolls eyes*.

Before I went to read this novel, I read a review and 'spoiled' myself in a way. I remember reading that the ML is MC's personal assistant. When I officially encountered him during the time I was reading this novel, I was like 'What about CYS that I really took a liking to?!'

To be honest, this personal assistant just comes and goes, doesn't appear that often. When his identity as a 'God' was exposed, it felt so sudden as though it was rashly thought on the spot to explain the phenomenon on why JXX dreamed about the MC and on how MC even transmigrated in the first place.

When I was nearing the end of this novel, that was when I knew that the real ML was CYS and not that personal assistant/God. I was actually conflicted on who should I support at first. I wanted CYS to be the ML since he gave a lot more impression to me with the MC than the personal assistant, but then I remembered the review I read some time ago.

Anyways, I'm definitely satisfied that he's the male lead.