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Links are NOT allowed. Format your description nicely so people can easily read them. Please use proper spacing and paragraphs.In her previous life, she treated her mother-in-law like her own mother, treated her husband with respect and affection, devoted herself to her stepson and stepdaughter, and looking back at herself, Guan Suyi had a clear conscience. But in the end, she was ruined, exiled, and died alone. When she was about to die, Guan Suyi summed up her tragedy with one phrase: doing too much and saying too little.
After rebirth, she decided to say nothing, put on the hypocritical face of a good wife and mother, strive for the reputation of a gentle and virtuous character, bury all the enemies in the pit, and ask them to be grateful and remember her as their benefactor for the rest of their lives.
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One entry per lineAi Shei Shei
จะรักใครก็รักไป
爱谁谁
จะรักใครก็รักไป
爱谁谁
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First of all, tackling the main criticism of most negative pointers, mainly the ML:
He's someone who makes mistakes, but the important factor is that he learns from them and does not repeat them.
He will crack his skull open trying to gain MC's affection but if she admonishes him, he'd go back and seriously reflect on it.
Compared to the many many MLs out there, which one isn't completely shrouded in protagonist halo and guarded by the author even if they do hypocritical things? (Like stowing FLs like items at home not to be shown on the outside, diminishing their worth as human beings by criticizing their dress code and entire human being is for their own to see and enjoy, etc. Subtly mostly ofc but the chauvinism is prevalent, particularly in the overbearing CEO genre)
ML is always eager to learn, better himself, and treasure what he has despite the grim life he led.
Most importantly, I love how there's no immediate fate-like attraction forming between the main protagonists, it's too pretentious
I'm glad he didn't fall in love with her at first glance and wanted her no matter what just because of a couple of sentences she used to rebuke someone. Only after hearing her true thoughts he gradually became more and more attracted to her and then, later on, to her looks (she was wearing a veil during most of their early encounters).
To say he's forcing MC to submit to him is a far cry
MC is leading him on, consciously or subconsciously. She openly admits to this, later on, confessing to her duplicity, and explaining how she wants him to hold onto her. She needs sincerity and perseverance, no wonder, considering her first and 2nd life both having to tango around with the s*upid and cowardly 2nd ML (ex-husband, Marquis Zhao).
If she wasn't leading him on, she wouldn't turn back after rejecting him to ignite a small flame of hope nor sending back her replies of 'rejection' to the love letters but never ignored them.
There's no way of measuring the expiration date on someone's feelings so she's very very very carefully, testing out the waters.
The face slapping is refreshingly open. I adore how she's not relying on past memories to suppress others but on her own learning and knowledge. The regression (I'd hate to call it a rebirth since she just went back in time) hardly matters except for saving a few of her close relatives from a miserable fate.
She has her own flaws and she can openly admit them.
It's not a streamlined change that came with her regression but a gradual one with the help of self-reflection and some others.
Her and ML's line of communication has always been very stable and clear. Even if there are misunderstandings, both will confront them immediately and directly.
The antagonists don't fall short in the limelight of the protagonists. They are smart, have wit, don't blindly stumble forward to trip others, and have to be carefully guarded against, some openly some secretively.
Their endings are not stereotypical either, some attaining redemption though having to live with their own causes and effects. It's a far better outcome than the usual route of killing troubles and removing the thorn (in the eyes of readers and protagonists).
General Zhao (the younger brother of Marquis Zhao, her brother-in-law) 's wife and son. The poor lady got cannon foddered so hard to lift up ML's birth arc. With how the deeply emotional scene was developed, I thought MC would have had some more lingering feelings for baby Huai'en but she threw him to the back of her mind a bit too quickly.
Understandably as someone leaving the Zhao's, she has no right to interfere with her soon-to-be ex-brother-in-law's child but seeing one of the antagonist stooping low enough to drug a baby of 3months old to fake false attachments to her just to get a minor emotional stab out of MC and get away with it is quite revolting. Like MC had speculated, it makes sense that the antagonist wouldn't kill the child but it's 100% sure that he'd be absolutely ruined (character-wise) by her. I know it's just a very minor side character but argh my maternal instincts!!!!
She fills her daughter's brain day in and out with the boudoir women's proper conduct nonsense.
She lost her 2nd child because of her clansmen and still served them like a maid until she almost lost her daughter as well. Oh, wow, it takes two severe lessons for her to wake the F up. That's not all, after her daughter's divorce and awful first marriage, without learning from ANYTHING, she's ready to shove her into another pit. MC voiced that thought and wanted some understanding from her mother wishing not to remarry, but this dear good mom says yes on the front and goes behind her back to arrange a marriage. If it wasn't for the strict and ridiculous list of rules the 2nd prospective in-law sent them, she wouldn't have been any wiser.
Let's not talk about how wussy and useless this mom is on other occasions. Sees trouble, and immediately faints. Sees a conflict and immediately tucks herself in. Gosh, such an awful and terrible influence. More than the Xu-Neo-Confucianism that was oppressing the women of the upper classes, I blame the mother for MC's self-restrictions.
The philosophical blabbering sometimes makes sense, and sometimes doesn't, but it never gets in the way of letting you understand the overall picture.