The injustice she faced does not equate to how she's dealing with her offenders. From the start, her goal should have been to drag the family to hell, and she had the information to do so immediately. It doesn't make sense that she's so steadfast in just running away and living her life separately. I seriously thought it was a Japanese novel, what with how nice she was about it, especially considering how the story went out of its way to say that, because she was a street urchin, her niceness was 'just an act'. Just an act, my eye! If it were me, the whole household, maids and all, would've been killed in their sleep.

It might be a bit frustrating when the female lead doesn't go all out in her revenge for the family. But, I'd like to believe that she is taking it step by step. She fears the duke, she fears for her life and she suffers from PTSD in her second life. It's definitely not easy for her but she is getting there. We are only seventeen chapters in but I'm looking forward to see how she is going to live her seperate life and the incidents that will fuel her to finally pay back to the rotten family, especially, the manipulative duke, who failed to keep his promise. The story has unleashed her rebellious crude personality a few times due to her slum origins and perhaps, she might as well fully transition to that later on. The secrets surrounding her are also quite intriguing and add an interesting twist to the plot.

The male lead hasn't appeared very often as of now in the story but he's been making a lot of appearances in the latest chapter and I already love him. Certainly, he's going to be a strong support factor for the female lead but till now the female lead has been dealing with things herself.

Another character that caught my interest was her second step-brother. For some reason, I believe that there's much more to him and he's probably an important character but he hasn't appeared much in the novel either. A few more chapters later, I'll come back to write my review again.