The MC and ML's personalities flipped a d*mn switch and now I'm reading totally different characters...?

Then you want to throw a system in the mix that has no real purpose other than to...? Yeah, I don't know either.?

THEN A DRAGON!? WTF AUTHOR?!? A mother f*ing dragon at the very last chapter that is completely useless to the whole story... Did you pull that out of your a**!?! (╯‵□′) ╯︵┻━┻

CULTIVATION?!?! ARE YOU F*ING SERIOUS RIGHT NOW?!! This novel had nothing to do with it and then you pop that tidbit in the end for what? Kicks and giggles??‍♀️

The MC and his entire family is killed in the zombie world. MC transmigrates into ancient world in the body of a sickly ger. He starts to get along with this adopted family when lo and behold. It turns out that the eldest brother has been reborn and knows that MC is not original brother and their entire family was killed. The MC gets together with ML and is given a jade plate with cultivation option for the ML to prolong life, which ML rejects. Then we have a system in a human body which has crossed over from the far future interstellar world in search of the MC. The MC's original father gave up his soul and his chance at reincarnation to achieve this. There is another transmigrated character in the story who is part of the villain camp.

1. Villains might not have really been considered as villains in this story but only canon fodder as they weren't a threat anymore to the royal family after cheng yan lives in this timeline which is the novel.

2. Zero one mentions that he took one of the girls golden fingers and weakens whenever MC is within her range.

They have nothing to worry about anymore.

the slight cultivation subplot towards the end was within my expectations but didn't expect how badly it was written HAHA but it was a okay answer to a minor question I guess?

the interstellar trope and system trope was put in the story XD

After the ML regained his memories and they went to the Capital. Stuff just got weird. There's Suddenly a injured system who stole the FL halo to repair itself then somehow the FL just gets locked up in prison with some enemy prince. That's the end of her, like what?! HELLO ISNT SHE THE BIG BOSS??? That's it??!

But plot wise, Id advise to ignore it if you feel its getting ridiculous or weird. Just focus on the familial love, and fluff of marriage life between MC and ML.

Actually, the plot got some potential despite it being cliches all over. Its just that there was a lot going on as chapter goes on. If it were about 200 chapters it couldve been more arrange properly with more details, it wouldnt seem so rush and a tad bit confusing. And I somehow feel that somethings werent express properly and somehow vague. I mean by the time they were in the capital eveything just came rolling so fast. The female transmigrator werent specified how bad she was. Or how she rope the men around her. Or how the system plundered her golden fingers or what exactly her golden fingers is/are (Aside for mary sue halo it was implied that there was another but wasnt specified)

But aside from that, interactions with the children and brothers are funny and cute. MC and ML are sweet together.

Characters are quite likeable especially the twins xiaoya and xiaonan ??

Spoilers-

That's when the cooking, weakly protagonist, family business sub-genre tags come in--but, they're literally only mentioned in the first arc before they're never mentioned again. Lin Mo started cooking for his family and putting in the spiritual spring water to help their constitution be stronger--but as soon as he gets married--Lin Mo just became a baby. The ML, Cheng Yan cooks, hunts, and does everything else, while Lin Mo was only responsible for sleeping. I get that the aforementioned actions are supposed to be doting and spoiling, but it just felt too quick and was poorly executed.

The part about the business venture, it happened along with the cooking as Lin Mo came upon the fields that belonged to the family. You're only able to read a small part about fruit winemaking and dried fruits and that's the end of it. It'll never pop up later on in the story.

It's like the author wanted to incorporate those elements in just because they read other novels that had it, and then, decided to drop it.

As for character development... There's really none. The MC doesn't really change, other than being a little more open. In my opinion, his character, out of all of the characters is the most boring.

Lin Mo came in all gloomy and discombobulated and slowly adjusts to the strangers. He then overheard a conversation between the eldest and second son, in which he broke down and ran away.

This led to the MC and ML getting close, and to me, it is kinda a bland and rushed development to get the two characters together. The MC, never showed his cunning side again after being married as he's always moping around in his own thoughts and sleeping.

What really annoyed me was that throughout the entire story, Lin Mo never confided in Cheng Yan and the ML found out by some mystical powers helping him through sleeping one night. The author kept on reminding the readers how scared the MC was and it's like, where they were at this point, the ML had proven himself to be dependable and reliable--but the MC was like a hermit crab stuck in time.

The only thing I really liked was that on their wedding night, there was no hesitance or wishy-washy reasoning like in how a lot of BG and BL novels had that dragged on for ages on why either one of them can't do it. At this point, they're already married, felt attracted to each other, and so, naturally, on their wedding night, they had s*x.

Translations has already caught up to one of the extras, and I have to say that the ending was abrupt and not satisfying one little bit. The way the villains were disposed of was so fast and unexpected that it made you questioned what was the point of everything. It would've been better if the author had at least written a more satisfying act of revenge as the ML and his royal older brother took care of everything. It felt like they were swept under the rug and that was it.

The author also ended it on a cliff-hanger-ish part, but at this point, the story was already so bland, I was not very interested in wanting to read the extras or to even wonder about the side couple that was indicated by the author.

The Revenge intention was in Background, and the Revenge itself had happened in the background. The bad guys caught in the background like they're not really important because so many change and difference with the second timeline.

ML finally know about MC's secrets through dream, but MC doesn't know ML know now. It's on the last chapter. The ending is ML going to wait for MC to tell this secret himself and ML just pretend to not know this but would always love MC. So yeah, kinda satisfying