because I honestly don't like the ML at all. I couldn't side with him even though the author explained how tragic his life is.

the extra story of the og!modern!Yang AnYu. Indeed, he was not a good person for forcing the ML to marry him, but tbh his fall in love at the first sight is kinda sus with how easily he moved on from the ML when he transmigrate (I think he might be not really in love with the ML, but because of the MC's influence (like their soul linked, reincarnation, or what) somehow, idk). Though, I think it just the author want to simply give him a happy ending and I'm not complaining.

the relationship between the og!modern!Yang AnYu and the MC.

The fact that both ML and brother knew he wasn't OriMC (current MC) was surprising but also sad fact.

He also threaten to su*cide to get ML to sympathize, thus getting him agreeing to marry him.

If possible I do want to read about OriMC and the world he got to after death. I find it very interesting.

The ML faced too many people who just wants his fame and status. I mean, in all of that he never encounter at least one good person? Moreover, he just likes the MC after he changed. That's basically wanting someone to change just for you. In a way it was good and understandable because the past MC was obsessive self destructive, but the ML that time never gave the MC a chance and just started paying attention to him when it starts to become the same persona as the one in his dream. The idea of others liking the MC just because he changed is weird and make the person around him seems hypocrites also.

I also feels like the story is too fast paced. The MC have a new soul, then suddenly became a good likeable character. The ML suddenly fell in love with him. He treats everyone around him well, even the Yang Family who doesn't like him in the very first place. How about the feelings of the original owner then? The reason why he doesn't like to be surnamed Yang. It suddenly became a very different path from the original owner. There's no connection at all even though he's using the original owner's body.

Lastly, their past was all too chaotic and "pitiful". Both the MC and ML lost their parents. Had a very depressing childhood. Even the past MC was designed to be pitiful. Too cliche and common in a Romance novel.

The only big plot twist was the ghost part.

Basically, the ghost part, the ML's past, the MC's prior-to-amnesia-state all went by at the speed of light.

the ending doesn't have the main CP announce their relationship to the public. They did it to their close friends at their wedding, they also intent to come out too, but that's it.

The fun part is the Shippers Netizen that has both YanYu and YuYan and the fact the ML read his relationship fanfiction (only the YanYu though. Lol). But still, the netizen moments is only mentioned and not like other novel.

the MC catches some people's attention as a stunt double

Also, the way the movies Xiao Yu stared in were clearly used as foreshadowing was a genius move! It was such a nice detail!!

First, while I think the relationship between the main character and his body’s original soul was unique and pretty interesting, the transmigration plot could’ve been explored better — or at least more in depth. There were some inconsistencies that made me question the reasoning behind the whole concept. For example: We know Yi Chenyan was probably reincarnated, as shown through his constant nightmares and the fact he has the same appearance as the general. But in Yang Anyu’s case, there are two separate souls sharing the same appearance and name. Are they the same person, or fragments of the same soul? How does YAY gain the original soul’s memories, when the original soul does not gain his? Or was it that while they were together, he came to know every thing about the original soul’s life, and when he transmigrated into his body the memories he was regaining were in truth the knowledge he had gained while he was with the original soul?

Another thing that made me feel really sad was that the original soul was clearly distressed and had been driven to a wall. He was suffering so much psychologically and really needed professional help, and yet never got it. When he suffered from the accident, no one cared about him and he wasn’t even visited in the hospital. His half-brother, his “family”, his husband, no one even looked his way. He was completely alone. I thought that, as the story progressed, the other characters would slowly come to regret it, but what happened was the complete opposite... Both the half-brother and the general, who later realise the current Xiao Yu is a different person from the original one, actually have the nerve to say they prefer the current one and hope the other one won’t return... I can understand it to a certain extent, but why didn’t they ever try to empathise with the original soul? Argh.

The third thing that disappointed me a bit is that we never see Xiao Yu and Yi Chenyan talk about their past lives. Xiao Yu knows Yi Chenyan is the general, and Yi Chenyan has reoccurring dreams about Xiao Yu as his bodyguard, and yet they never confess to each other that they are aware of it. It would have been so satisfying if Xiao Yu had clearly told him all abouth it...