Ye Peicheng is actually the male lead, he will end up with Moyu (MC).

At first I was glad that he was a gentleman with her but now that he is in a relationship with Moyu, he is a little overbearing.

MC wasn't looking for a romantic relationship yet Ye Peicheng wasn't going to accept a no for answer so he pestering her until she accepted him and now with just a few days of her being his girlfriend he's talking about marriage. Moyu was only a teenager when she transmigrated so it's obvious she doesn't want to marry but guess who doesn't let her express her opinion?

don't get me wrong, she does a fantastic job and I understand she wants compensation for her time and effort for translating. I totally get/support that and I understand splitting long chapters up, even if it's just for the pure fact you want people to support you on patreon. What I DON'T appreciate is how damn short the chapters are in the split up, killing the momentum of the story. Every single chapter is split into three parts, and those three parts are so short it's annoying. If you're going to split a single chapter up, why not split it into half? Why is every single chapter basically just 1 page of writing? I can totally understand and agree with the decision to paywall chapters that can entice people to pay if they want to read ahead and slowly release them for free for those who can't pay, but the decision to chop up the story to the extent where we artificially boost up the chapter amount waaaay beyond the actual amount just for profit annoys the hell out of me.

why the original body's adoptive parents conspired with the evil sister against the daughter they genuinely raised. Pretending their real daughter saved the ex rather than the original body serves no purpose and is just not a good decision. And don't tell me blood is thicker than water; as successful business owners, they couldn't have possibly thought their daughter, who they'd never met before (and had questionable enough character to falsely take credit for saving someone) was safer to hedge their bets on than the girl they raised/educated from birth. To top it off, they had to spend so many resources to hide the original body's recovery from the ex as opposed to the much easier and more useful move of using the injury to ingratiate themselves with the ex's family.

It was just a s*upid decision, especially considering the entire facade hinged on a bracelet.

All it did was make the original body's parents "bad guys" for no reason. Or maybe to justify them not helping her in her career or something? Who knows. But there certainly were better ways of having the original parents lean more towards the evil sister than the MC (like the very obvious fact that evil sister's boyfriend/fiancee has a multi-million dollar cooperation with their company).

The ML

yes, it's FL and ML

- father & son bonding <3

• Ch24: He said, “Women only need to resist when it comes to this kind of action.” This is the ML ‘educating’ the FL on how to film a bed scene. 😬
• Ch42: He thought: ‘If she wasn’t a girl, I’m afraid she would’ve turned that block into rubble by now.’ This is after the FL uses martial arts to break a few slates.
• Nearly every chapter: Luo Luo (2 yr old) wanting to grow up quickly so he can protect his mother. I just find this cnovel childcare trope of “son must protect weak single mother as man of house” icky.
• r*pe drugs show up more than once

In actual fact, before this incident the female lead received this box by an assistant of the second Male lead’s sister in hoping to frame her so that the Male lead will be angry and flare at her as she knew that the male lead just received a call from his father.

The original host's crush/the original novel's ML and his sister were led around by the nose by the antagonists so easily without second guessing her true nature or motives but things only come to light later on after the transmigration happened and FL enlightens and hints slightly at the actual facts, finally getting those rusted dusty cobweb ridden gears in ML and his sister's brains turning.
There were a lot of times where I thought;"Seriously dude, you never considered that in the first place? And all thanks to your over confident arrogant self, you killed your life savior and fed her corpse to the dogs (also, yo, idc if you're an overbearing CEO, that's illegal) with THESE shitty reasons?
Like; first he bases his savior's identity by an unique bracelet (yeah sure, it has to be the one and only in the world *sarcastically eye roll*)
never questioned the antagonist's past, trusted her ENTIRELY based on the fact that he believed that she was his life savior, treated the original host like UTTER garbage, demeaning, ignoring and mistreating her way before she turned into a villainess thanks to the circumstances.