Her fam all hate her except a few who end up being her vulnerabilities (little bro and paternal gramps). She constantly makes enemies at the drop of a hat. The life-threatening danger is always solved by the overbearing leading man. The leading man comes to the rescue far too many times. The turtle cheat which is supposed to allow her to become OP is a bit too quirky and does not provide the female lead reliable consistent help. It only pops up to provide time-limited help or for comic relief.

Unfortunately, even at 300 chapters, the author's writing and plot holes are so bad that it becomes hard to remain invested in the story. One example of the many plot holes is the leading male's physical allergic reaction of fevers and loss of consciousness when a woman touches him or he touches any female possessions. But how is it possible that he has that kind of reaction when he has a young son? His parents are eager for him to marry but there is no mention of the child's mother? The female lead is just a high school graduate. If she ends up being the mother does that mean she was under the age of consent? She is 19 when she meets the little 3-year-old boy in the hospital and helps rub his belly to get rid of his tummy ache. Which means she would have been 15ish when she got pregnant. You're forced to read on until chapter 755 before you finally hear the male lead confess the son is a test tube baby. After hearing the male lead share the origins of his son, the female lead recollects that her evil Aunt coerced her to sell her eggs. But... she and her Aunt were from a well-off family. Sigh. Skipping ahead 1464 before the leads finally consummate their relationship but the writing is so anticlimatic. Sigh. I'm dropping this one.