In general, the book offers an engaging and thrilling reading experience, filled with suspense. Initially, I worried about the main character's safety, but it turns out that any misadventures merely reset the story, as it's her thousandth attempt to complete the game. The ending, however, leaves something to be desired. Although some consider it open-ended, I felt that even after overcoming challenges, the main character couldn't fully escape the male leads. When she falls asleep, she seemingly reverts back to their world, still tied to them.
The romance aspect isn't prominent, with no deep romantic involvement between the MC and the male leads. There's a touch of Yuri content, which might appeal to certain readers. Personally, I would have preferred for the MC to end up with Su Shi, who maintained a positive relationship with her throughout. Qin Xiao comes next, as he's the second least extreme among the characters, followed by Lu Zhin Yuan during his more affectionate, yandere phase. However, his character development takes a downturn later, which is disappointing.
What I don't enjoy is how the main character consistently gets away with her innocent acts and manipulative demeanor. Additionally, the repetitive emphasis on her pale, Snow White-like appearance and curvy figure with large assets sets unrealistic beauty standards, which I find problematic.