Some examples are a chapter originally about lunch being posted before the breakfast scene on the same day, or references to conversations that haven’t happened. I saw another review hinting that the Uncle character didn’t get a resolution in the translation? I didn’t get that far in the translations, but I read the RAWs from beginning to end and these inconsistencies do not exist in the original text. This drop in quality is not the fault of the author or the original work.

the MC’s father decides to side with his youngest daughter, completely chilling the relationship with his oldest daughter to his regret. He only saw her doing well after he woke from his coma so he sided with the weaker party, but he forgot to consider how much she paid for him to survive to that day. Her enemies are braindead, but so is someone who should have been her closest ally. This at least gave her back the freedom to live independently and courage to fall in love. She completely recognized that she would not make the same decisions as her father in the same scenarios. It was a not the best outcome (GE for all good guys), but it was good writing with plenty of foreshadowing.

• Little sister Ning, a cuckoo, ends up kicked out of the Shen family with her mother. She is later charged with attempted mu*der and sent to prison.

• Mrs. Shen, the career stepmother, violates her agreement to never see her Ex in a public way and gets quickly abandoned by her rich husband. She is demoted to a career mistress and gives up on both her daughters. She attempts to cause some trouble at a major even but fails to even enter the gate.

• Little sister Ning’s friends on the show slowly disband over time and various incidents. One who attempted to imitate MC’s antics left early and repents after MC saves her life. The few who stay by her side to the end leave the show collectively in shame, including 4 later additions (og protag posse).

• Og protagonist still marries her destined lover, but the development had to have been a bit different than the original plot. Who knows if he will be as determined to restrain his playboy nature after finding out she was less sincere than he thought? She also envies MC rather than holding true hostility.

• ML’s Uncle attempts to cause a car accident, but had the bad luck reflected onto him by the system. ML gets away with minor injuries, but his Uncle is disabled. ML reflects that losing completely might be the best outcome for this so-called relative.

• Various small villains who commit crimes get caught by the police.

• MC gets addicted to giving checks in the extras, fending off two potential villains before they can develop.

• ML’s mother never makes an appearance. Neither of the couple invite any of their living parents to their very public wedding. His mother not appearing is bad, but she also doesn’t disturb his life when it gets better. Her villainy is the passive harm of abandonment. She is otherwise neutral. One of the few things we hear about ML’s mother is that she cares about family background when it comes to a relationship. She does NOT come forward to disrupt their relationship as younger sister Ning implied she might. It’s unknown if it’s because she respects her son’s choice or due to the MC being recognized by the Ning family or doesn’t care about her son at all. Regardless, his happiness without this cheap mother is probably the best slap to her face.

scrambling her brains via getting yeeted off a balcony to make her interested