I found the concept intriguing, especially the cover with Olia striking her father, which was rather captivating. However, it's been challenging to proceed with the story. Here are my thoughts:
Positive aspects:
1. FL's indignation towards her disciple/father is quite compelling.
2. Flashbacks are well-integrated, not overwhelming with one long sequence.
3. The ML's cuteness is a delightful touch; though, it's expected that he'd be connected to the empire that wronged FL.
4. A side couple adds some intrigue, though it's marred by a spoiler (see below).
What made me disengage:
Spoilers:
1. The explanation for the FL's mother's resurrection after death is confusing. How can someone who passed away postpartum return to life, and how does she end up in the countryside when buried in the royal cemetery?
2. The revived empress seems to take over FL's identity, which feels off.
3. The empress, having no memory, still argues with the emperor, which lacks credibility.
4. The lack of depth in world-building stands out, especially considering the genre might not be a pure romance comedy. This issue extends to other works by the author too.
Overall, while there were some enjoyable elements, the inconsistencies and underdeveloped world-building made it difficult for me to continue.
