the author loves open endings. I get her point, but it's not my thing. But at least there's room for a sequel.

I was also surprised with the ML the author chose. The romance altogether didn't manage to tickle my romantic bone. It also seemed like a last-minute decision on the author's side to make this a 1v1. It's my personal preference to have the arcs' ML be the same and final ML, so this is really just a matter of taste. Readers who aren't bothered by this and are more concerned with how the MC achieves her tasks will be fine. There is still some romance within the arcs, however. At least in the first arc, the MC had a harem going. I suspect that stays true for the rest of the arcs.

As a final test, MC is sent back to her old world without any memories or any powers she awakened. She goes back as a child. ML is also sent and they meet and basically spend their childhood, teenage years together. It's only at the end that both get their memories back. It's pretty sweet imo

While asked in private MC only said that she once had a boyfriend, when the truth is that she had a golden master.

At the end of the arc MC got thoroughly whitewashed because one of the Ml's, stimulated by her, framed the antagonist (Mc's body double) and made her carry Mc's black pot.

In the first world we have Wen Ying as an actress who seems to be vain and wanted to take a shortcut, thus she dumped her boyfriend, who later became popular actor, she was also dumped by original golden backer, her role and everything were robbed by her stand-in and this stand-in used "black material" to get rid off her. Target person of her play she managed to reverse with her hard work and the basic understanding of her character. With the golden backer she revealed the hypocrisy of his actions that someone he mentions as "hard-working" gets things and opportunities and has smooth road just because he believes in this character, also revealed that being kept isn't all sunshine from her side, she got her share of contempt from others, while all she got weren't solid resources, but opportunities. To the ex-boyfriend she revealed the opportunities that she brought that made him smooth-sailing in this circle, but it was her who paid the price instead. I find that it was nicely played around. She didn't use any of them to play against her opponents, she just showed what they missed behind their own conviction and later they figured out the actual truth about her and the one who brought her down by themselves. This happens in other worlds too basically.

MC gets a reward for every world she gets a successful outcome. One of her rewards is a panda (There's a part where system said it's an orc, but he has a panda appearance nevertheless). This panda grew up in the space where she talks with the system. At first, the panda is too young so she leaves him in the space and whenever she comes back, the panda has already grown up substantially. This panda can go with her to the different worlds and attach to one character, supporting her in her task. Basically, this panda, named Ollie, can transform to have a human appearance even in the space. In the last arc, she decides to take Ollie with her to her past world, but there she will lose memories and return to the time when she was 12 years old. They discover their love for each other in that arc. However, it's an open ending so you won't get much actual romance from them, just the budding romance.

the MC is a realistic person, she also written as smart, high both in IQ nor EQ and the author able to realistically portray it on the story. Plus with the panda assistant, it became the cute combination

each story or arc have a different plot, though there is a resemblance as there is a need to have a capture target faith as there is a need to pursue an ML on each story but the diversity make very interesting to read

the villain is written nicely too, it didn't always being written how they actually end also they didn't end to tragically like the other story did.

Their interaction is cute, but if we say that it's romantic and sweet, nah I don't think so. I've read a lot of female QT novels and a lot of them were based on conquering a guy's heart, and yes it's indeed a good read because the guy would fall in love, etc. But it's actually about manipulating how to make a guy fall in love to survive and complete task, which kind of removed the romance part of it.