People have heavy concerns about a device he makes because it records so much data in a way that could violate privacy, made more understandable by the fact the Chinese Government is a mess already in that aspect. Other people make s*upid complaints of course, but when he has a press conference to respond to said complaints, He

1. 1. Doesn't respond to the genuinely understandable complaint of privacy (it's not a very emphasised complaint but still)

1. 1. Uses manipulation tactics to get his point across rather than just using normal explanation (like it's not that hard to say 'lesbians exist, pedos exist, those traits arent mutually exclusive' dude, did you need to use data obtained from someone trying to mol*st a CHILD) and

1. 1. Literally says words to the affect of 'I have reason to suspect you're a pe*ophile' to a journalist being a bit of an ass while questioning him on a device that collects an almost comical amount of data at a PRESS CONFERENCE

1. 1. STARTS SAID PRESS CONFERENCE BY ESSENTIALLY SAYING 'A good number of the people against this product are pedos' SIR-
      
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This girl accuses him of abuse, which obviously he didn't do. And to disprove abuse, he takes out, among other things, pictures of their family being happy and stuff.

This I think is pretty okay, partially because he takes out other proofs that further discredit her lie, but it feels a little naive because the narration is like 'If he WAS abusing her, how could she smile like that?!' and is uninformed about how abuse can manifest itself sometimes. Children can get over things quite easily, even when I was a kid and my brother hurt me and sh*t like that, i'd bounce back with speed and act normal mostly.

Especially because it tries using monetary things as proof and it's like, y'know, there are parents who are abusive but seemingly nice. And in general I feel like if you're gonna touch on the topic like that, you should do more research.

arc three, where the villain is a reincarnator who died due to an abusive husband. Her mother essentially convinced her to go back because of her general moral ideas (she thought that itd be hard for to get married in the future and in general she thought divorce was a bad idea, which makes sense since she got divorced and ended up having to marry the Original Host who was sick and couldn't work well.)

As a result, her resentment towards her mother and her Ex are entirely understandable. Complex, empathetic villain, right?

No, her resentment towards the original host makes no sense. Basically, she asked him for 200, 000 yuan, which I believe roughly translates to $150k 2021-wise, and he wouldn't give it to her unless she explained what she needed it for, because he didn't have that type of cash on him, her husband was mad he couldn't get the money, so he beat her to death.

Not only does she completely ignore how he took care of her entire life, (actually no, she BLAMES him for giving her money to do well at school because it's why her husband met her) focuses on that one incident, where he didn't give her money he DEFINITELY wouldn't have on him, even if he became famous for his embroidery, she blames him for literally everything, ever. Despite the fact that he LITERALLY TOLD HER 'if you want to get divorced, i'll support you either way'. when her mother was trying to convince her not to.

I'm about to enter ch10 and as much as I love scifi, it's really a struggle for me to enjoy the scifi bits. Initially I thought this would focus more on the emotional stuff, so any questionable science would just be... science fiction. Which I have no problem. Because he parallel it with our world in ch1 so I figure that the technology level in the world is somewhat similar to ours. But the author spent quite a lot of paragraph (and chapters) explaining this character invention, it sounds like magic instead. I start to question how and when and where he create his droid. Since such great result can only happen when one creation is tested, but where do you tested a flying droid with a jet speed? How do you contain the secrecy of such experiment? Cos not even Batman and Iron Man create their tech alone. They have other human helps and with helps, you need working space, money etc... and most importantly time. Because no matter what you can't discount time. This war machine droid will also need a good amount of materials that you need to purchase with certain level of authority. Wait, how did nanotech change the size of things? Appear/disappear out of thin air like it's nothing. Wait, is this something like Ant-Man tech. No, wait, how did it get past the competition without causing uproar. Surely people need to submit certain amount of details for a person to have a place in such prestigious science competition. So again, how did you maintain the secrecy? There's so much more that it's really challenging my suspension of disbelief.

In the first arc, I think Original 1 is a great catch too. I can't help but ridicule how s*upid the wife was. Like gurll, wtf is wrong with you? Your husband is a genius and respects you! There's no other woman but you! Oh, and those white-eyed wolves and good-for-nothing children... ugh! No talent, no charm, no finesse, and still acting arrogant? Still thinking the world owes you? Okay, fine! The original has some faults too.... but still. To conclude, the antagonists are so s*upid and brain dead. They don't pose a challenge to MC.