- #1
I liked the 1st arc because of how quirky the MC was she was unrestrained and beautiful willing to accept the lashings and condemnation for her mission, that is actually very common in the internet from ignorant people who know nothing yet look for someone unrelated to vent out their hatred and frustrations they carry in their hearts. She played out as a selfish materialistic woman who could care less for love, which to be fair even without her role she could care less.Spoiler
The FL in this arc was a hypocritical person who was using the stab wound she got at the ML's stead as an excuse to act pitiful and purposefully attract other's concern using the MC's aggressive nature serve as her foil of a pure untainted and all-forgiving white lotus not to mention her trying to attract the ML's attention and gain his favor in this way. The MC ends up attracting the ML's attention due to her lapses in acting showing her true feelings. He's funnily told off because the MC doesn't believe the ML is entitled to be the object of a heroic sacrifice on her part. In the end the MC dies accidentally already having lost everything due to the public hatred and oppression at work. I love a melodramatic plot <3
[collapse] The MC is inattentive to a lot of cues that shift the plot and is "Low IQ" not only while playing her role but also as a quick transmigrator with only her witty responses and so sometimes logical arguments going for her. The MC is actually quite an insidious character and left a sick feeling in the pit of my stomach, to be honest this MC doesn't suit my tastes. I would have liked to know how she feels about the characters she leaves behind and yet I have the feeling like for her they'd be a kind of currency... There are no plot holes it's just her oversimplistic and mindless plot-driven nature that makes it all the more cruel and heart-wrenching for the somewhat not as guilty as she paints them to be involving parties. The involved parties all end quite tragically and I don't like how the MC doesn't seem to carry a sense of responsibility for her actions justifying it as her "mission".