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Just couldnt continue to keep reading this. Maybe I set my expectations too high, so this felt such a letdown.The idea is great - MC, who had been frozen for 25 year, awakens, and has to adapt to the futuristic world. Plus she also is a mother to many sons (biologically) , some of who are even older than her, if you don't include the time she was frozen.Yet then we see the MC herself. Naive, childish, petty, impulsive, acts without thinking. Like what would a normal person do when they find themselves 25 year in the future? Of course they would bide their time, get their bearing straight and find whats different from before.But not MC. The same day she wakes up she rushes out of the hospital. Doesnt even try to contact any relatives or family. 25 year has passed, yet she expects that everything is the same.And surprise surprise when things have changed and she gets into a bad situation. Boohoo.But wait, conveniently one of her so called sons is to the rescue, save her and let her show off.Such a trend continues later on. She just rushes head on into situations, gets into trouble, which later gets solved by her son/s, who allow her to then show off and slap faces. She is incapable to taking care of things herself.The relationship part isn't any better. Its the magical 'connection' between son/s and mother that makes the son/s somehow ignore all MC flaws and fulfill any of MC desires, no matter how little they have know n each other.Literally she and the first son she met have known each other for a day, yet somehow it's normal for him to destroy people's lives, just cause they were mean to her. And then he feels such a homely feel when he sees her lazing on the couch, playing games. Meanwhile the longest conversation they held was about how it's not right to kill people (which the MC wanted) , but rather just destroying their livelihood and social life is better.
