The Novel started strong, the description, the goal the MC has, and everything, but after that... It's starting to go downhill. It became messed up, with the situation about the people around him. Anyways, after that... It's not entertaining enough. Anyways, it's a mess.

Oh my, too much drama since the first chapter is too much. Every chapter there's something wrong. Every moment there's drama, there's conflict. It's too tiring to read. It's supposed to be relaxing, it's supposed to be fun, but it's just not too much. But if you like much drama, it's for you, but not my taste anyways.

This novel is absolutely hilarious! I love a powerful female main character, and this one nails it, she's totally overpowered, but without being flashy or in-your-face. She’s cool, calm, and still manages to face-slap every annoying character that crosses her path. I genuinely couldn’t stop laughing while reading. If you're looking for a fun, feel-good story with humor and a badass heroine, I highly recommend.

Don’t get me wrong  the novel is good. The first chapter really hooks you, and it’s exciting to see the main character start changing for the better. But for me personally, the pacing is a bit too slow.

If you're okay with slow-burn development, then this might be perfect for you. But if you're like me and prefer fast-paced stories, it might not be your cup of tea or maybe it will, depending on your mood.

It's not good enough for me because I read enough chapters to understand the story, and the story is going nowhere. But anyways, if you want to read it, go for it. For my part. It's not for me.

On this novel? 

You've got a strong female lead who transmigrates into a new life, and she rolls up her sleeves,  a farm, throws hands with toxic relatives, and handles everything with a side of savage wit. 💅🌾

We’re talking transmigration + magical space + kingdom building + farming basically a dream buffet of all my favorite tropes. But wait, there’s more...

The male lead? Not some cold-blooded duke or king who bench-presses dragons and has 12 secret identities. Nope. He’s just a normal, smart, well-bred scholar with a functioning brain and ZERO mysterious childhood traumas that make him a walking red flag.  (A rare breed in these novels, right?)

Also, the drama is present, but it's like a sprinkle of spice, not a fire alarm going off every chapter. It keeps things interesting without turning into a melodrama marathon.

So yes, 10/10 recommend. If you like clever heroines, cozy plots with bite, and a male lead who is endearing instead of overbearing, this is the one. 👑✨

I don’t even know where to begin because I genuinely love everything about this novel. The pacing, the emotional depth, the character growth it’s all just so incredibly well done.

The protagonist is unlike any other I’ve read. He’s lived 99 lives, and now in this one, he’s simply... an actor. But that’s what makes it so beautiful. He carries the weight of all those past lives, all those experiences and identities, but he doesn’t rely on them like some cheat code. He chooses not to let them control him. Instead, he uses only what fits his talent, his insight but not the power or influence from his previous selves.

There’s this deep internal conflict as he tries to respect the life he’s in now, to live this one fully without being swallowed by the shadows of his past. That restraint, that awareness it’s so subtle and masterfully written. And it adds a whole extra layer of depth to everything he does.

I especially appreciated that the novel didn’t go overboard with the drama. Sure, there are dramatic moments, but they’re never cheap or exaggerated. The emotional beats land because they’re earned. They come from character, from growth, from the quiet weight of memory and identity.

And maybe I’m biased because this was the first novel of this kind I ever read, but because of that, it holds a kind of magic for me. It’s the one that made me fall in love with this genre, with reincarnation stories, with slice-of-life blended with emotional complexity.

So yes, this is a story about fame, but also about identity, self-control, and becoming someone on your own terms. It’s brilliant, subtle, and it stays with you. I’d recommend it a thousand times over.

This novel is very good. In the beginning, it was thrilling to see the family escape from the drought, the famine, and the cannibalism. And the fact that she has a space and has many resources but she cannot take them without a reason was very interesting to see. But now, when you're in the 100 chapters, it became less thrilling and more palace and imperial drama. That's my opinion. In this case, I didn't come to read this novel to be in palace drama and all the imperial, the prince, and the war. But it's still a good novel. I would just like there had more family interaction with the children because it became less and less frequent after that.