ML was kidnapped when he was 12-13 and his dad and big bro sacrificed themselves and saved him.

This became his trauma and his grandpa and mom blamed him. His mom actually became mentally sick but wouldn't take treatment.

And this left a great impact on me cuz just because your family has problems you can't cut off relationships like that. And this novel actually took that dilemma into account.

His mom willingly decides to get treated at the end.

I like that at the end they did not get egoistic and realised why the FL didn't wanna come back with them.

The author leaves it kinda open ended if she will forgive/make up with them in future but again I haven't often seen families like this that actually repent without ulterior motive.

I think that the premise would be better without the "system".

I also disliked both mentality of Zhao family that obviously reflect from author... they may already knew their fault and guilt but I hate that they still kept putting blame to the Zhao Yuan (OG FL) in the end. They treated her like they did to Zhao MingXi before... which meant they really didn't learn from their mistakes. I know it's about heroine halo luck but both kids shouldn't blame in the incident that put conflit to both girls (ZX in past and now ZY)

I genuinely felt bad for the adopted daughter. She was not likable, her original personality and the fact she was made a villain made it impossible to appreciate her. But she went from spoiled and entitled daughter and sister, to learn she was adopted, to be thrown away like yesterday’s tr*sh.
Yes, she was a bully and was not a good person but she was never taught by her family and her family did the exact same thing they did to MC in her first life. The family was the real villain of the story.

But... MC got her second chance and never let them get theirs and participated in the oriFL’s downfall. She obviously realized her brothers were acting very differently but she did not do anything about it. I really enjoyed how she went to live her own life and did not force herself to stay with the people that had already disappointed in her previous life but unless she was s*upid, she should have known that a tragedy would ensue.

I am glad that she was not selfless. Really. But she got her second chance and never let anybody else get one either. I am glad she did not forgive them but I wish there had been some communication instead of ruining so many more lives.

actually sever her relation with her biological family. She's done with all their sh*t, she's fed up. She wants to turn a new page, without her family, to find her own happiness.

The only time I cheated with spoilers was to check who the ML was because I really liked MCs dynamic with the 'bad boy', but I didn't actually believe the romance would be between them because he's introduced with vibrant red hair and the opposite of the typical ML personality (he's aggressive, he isn't attentive in class and his grades suck, and he doesn't respect his teachers).

I was surprised that MC's family wasn't actually terrible in comparison to most families in this type of story, and even more so that I actually wanted her to accept her brothers' apologies pretty early on. Its kind of hard to blame the family for treating her differently than the 'adopted' daughter whom they'd known and raised for 15 years.

I'm assuming this is meant as some type of parody to the 'false daughter is treated terribly after the real daughter is found' trope that I also happen to really enjoy LOL.