The FL was good in MC's second life, but the thing I don't like is how FL never really remembered that she did wrong by MC in their first life... Only getting compulsions to do better. It didn't sit right with me because the MC kept on placing the blame on someone who didn't do anything wrong in this next life. The author did write MC to finally realize the previous FL's difference to the current FL.

At some point after this, it kinda got weird and boring. There were filler scenes and couples that I didn't really care about nor did they matter in whatever relationship the main couple had. Also, the author didn't seem like they knew how to build up or explain how MC went back to the past.

Just to comment about the 1-star review I read here about the bullying, I didn't mind the MC getting bullied by children. She wasn't all that bothered until they sent her worms (which was her weakness). If I think about being bullied as an adult in a child's body, I'd most likely ignore the bullying too. They're kids, why would I take them seriously and why should I bother disciplining them, they're not my responsibility. That's probably what the MC thought when she was experiencing this.

Yin Zhao seems to act as if she has information from the future but it isn't clear if she also regressed yet.

Tang Yu has the mind of an adult and doesn't connect to the kids around her leading to her being isolated. And sees their subsequent bullying as childish and ignores it. Though it's questionable if an adult wouldn't handle that better and report it before it went as far as it did.

Tang Yu spends her time focusing on how to overcome her parents deaths without letting anyone notice something strange. I thought it was too "Mary Sue" for her to encrypt files to leave where her father would find them, but she does get caught quickly for a mistake while doing so.

Something easy to miss is that the reason Zhao An takes Tang Yu for granted is that An is unaware that girls can have romantic relationships and thus takes Tang Yu as a friend\sister. An also makes the mistake of getting addicted to an online game and thus partly neglect Tang Yu and overlooks\misses Yu's stomach issues. At the end of the first lifetime it's obvious that Zhao An treasures Tang Yu, but when she comes to realisation its sadly too late. Tang Yu herself does NOT hate or dislike Zhao An, she just doesn't want to make what she see's as a futile effort to befriend Zhao An again only to end up falling in love and getting hurt yet again. Tang Yu had a tough life in the first lifetime afterall.

I want to say more, but I think the readers should discover this on their own. Learning the characters, story and plottwists without the novel spoonfeeding it to you is one of this Novels strong points.

The one lesbian side character who's fierce on the outside but actually very innocent on the inside also managed to make me ask for more. What's a bit surprising for me was the supernatural element later on, which totally doesn't fit into the story and world but let's see how things will go with them. I also don't mind the r*pe-y nature of their first encounter that much, it adds a bit of spiciness to it, like a hate-love relationship or enemies-to-lovers but not quite being that.