I persevered until the end just so I can read about the retribution of two undying c*ckroaches, a.k.a. Ji mu and Ji Yunyun, but wtf author just decides to leave that part for epilogue-ish chapters. Ji Yunyun has been a b!tch since the first 10 chapters, and Ji mu since ~330th chapter. I expected some chapters dedicated to how they suffered and got the retribution they deserve, but as I've said, the writing style for those chapters is for an epilogue. We don't read much about how they suffered, but author just let us know that they did not have a happy ending. I'm so annoyed, especially about Ji mu's ending. She did not suffer at all and just b!tched around for more than half of the novel just because of this sh!t thing called filial piety. For all the times that she deserves to be abandoned, what she got is a sh!t ton of money because filial piety. I did not bother to read the chapters about the grandchildren of MC.

Miss Su had lived a sheltered life focused on learning the three obediences and four virtues since she was young. She only got out of the house 3 times but she opened a embroidery shop in her last life. She had a weak body to the point that she died because of the cold wind from her window not mention her young age but she learned cooking, embroidery and chinese medicine? (I also don't know what else could pop up) She isn't used to meeting strangers but she accepted her new life and husband she just met easily. Right!! Don't forget the cheat the miraculous spring water.

Except for being a little shy when it comes to her husband, she is like an experienced housewife, no! A super housewife who can almost do anything

PS. the thing that might make some female readers uncomfortable is that era trait of thinking males are superior to females. Neither the MC nor the ML think this way but many people around them believe this, which is actually common at that time, but except for expressing their thoughts occasionally there was no acts that discriminate against females in this novel, at least I didn't see it.

Gardening and raising flowers

jade identifying and playing guqin

The mc's embroidery partner just gave them 50% of a department store while what they paid can barely equal 20%

A man they met one time took the MC's husband as an adopted son just after meeting him the second time... is this normal?

The story mentioned at the beginning that the original owner is died but at ch 293 the reborn

Ji yunyun said she was alive in the past and had a son, this made a little uncomfortable because this means that the MC just stole someones life and family.

Another thing that made me unconformable is that to make the MC stand out more the author almost set all the females as villains, other than the MC every female more or less has problems especially the reborn Ji yunyun. originally this could have been a good way to balance the overly OP MC and add some drama or make the story more interesting. But the writer unreasonably chose a sl*t like Ji yunyun and what is worse is that after her comeback she not only didn't improve but become worse, all this to highlight the MC even more. I like op MCs but I read stories to enjoy the interaction between characters not stories where in the whole world only one person is allowed to succeed and others should either follow him/her or die.

If the writer made it that Ji yunyun regretted her actions and tried to fix them or become a better human being in her last life before being reborn, then after her comeback she at least can try to be good to her close family members like her daughter, son and parents for real I wouldn't mind her reborn. The writer could have used this to create some interesting and touching family drama and with her in the opposite side of the MC, she won't look as overly op as now. But what he did really disappointed me, Ji yunyun is a loser sl*t in both her past and current life.