In general, this novel follows in the same vein of many other "quick marriage" novels.
- Strangers to spouse
- High spec male lead
- b*tchy step sister
- High spec female lead
What does set it apart is that MC and ML both feel relatively like mature adults. You can feel some shyness in MC when it comes to physical love but both sides understand this is a marriage and are willing to work as spouses. ML is more in love and doting but MC does try to make the marriage work (living together, sleeping in the same bed, dating etc.) The romance is so far the nicest part of the novel but its unfortunately not given enough time to shine.
Despite the mature romance that elevates it from others of the genre, it falls victim to some very tiring cliches. In the same vein of Hidden Marriage's MC, this MC is also super OP and has a mysterious (probably violent) past that has made her a veritable God by the age of 21. First, she's super calm and collected despite any situation, she's an extremely famous artist who's paintings are highly sought after, she can fight and take down 10+ men in a go, she's a god tier street racer ala Initial D, she's super smart (although this is in passing), and of course the author couldn't resist making her a hacker. I'm just waiting for her to touch water and turn it into wine at this rate.
This is for me the weakest link when I otherwise liked the MC who was a mature women due to her traumatic experiences. Having her be Jesus is just annoying and takes away any affection the author built up for her.
Other cliches include villains who have basically 1 brain cell such as her step sister and other canon fodders, her being low key despite her powerful background and being super mysterious to everyone around her.
Overall a decent quick-marriage novel if you don't mind eye strain from rolling your eyes everytime the author adds another godly skill for the MC.
