Review Detail of KeCha in Dr. Jiang's Daily Adversities

From someone who read up to chapter 335. Translation Quality: 4 It’s pretty good. Not much to say there. Little to no error. Updating Stability: 5 From the about section, it seems it’s fast and consistent. Story Development: 3 There’s not much hype or action you could say going on. It’s more sweet than anything(Ex. Son and mother). And it progresses too slow. Several chapters could make up 1 day in that settings which is what I mean by slow. I also don’t agree with some of the things the author consistently tries to build(ex. Her reputation). Character Design: 2 It’s unrealistic. The author consistently talks about her 10 years of experience in her past life and how she graduated at 16 to indicate how smart she is. Something that big like 10 years of war experience needs to give some background info and examples to make the readers more understanding. You can’t simply add it in like it’s a small detail when you’re making that a huge part of her ability. Plus, graduating at 16 does not say enough about her ability. There’s a difference between book smart and world smart. The male lead is also depcited extremely unrealistically. It’s not how emotions work. In the story, it’s basically about a Father and son duo vying for the mother’s attention. As if it’s worth anything. I also don’t like how the author depicted the female leads back story. Her father died and was “forcibly” detained to the Mo family(one of the strongest family) only for the readers to find out that she was pampered and spoiled by everyone. Right, she is so pitiful. Wow. I’m mindblown. I know this sounds cruel because she father died but I honestly feel like she went from a good place(father) to a better place(Mo family). Why? because without her living in the Mo family, she would never attract the male lead. And let me tell you. She was one of his millions of crazy girl fans. There simply wouldn’t be an encounter. Male lead falls in Love When they were living together. To be honest, I don’t find the female lead worthy of the male lead at all. The setting of the hospital which is all made up and untrue as there is no thoractic department and such and the author’s exaggeration of how busy she is and her skills does not help. The author made it seem like she suffered a lot and labeled the male lead as the villian who does nothing but pamper her. Relationships is not solely one person. I find her equally at fault constrasting the author’s viewpoint.