I admit this a decent version of this story. It's a modern switched at birth time loop tale with some bodhisattva influences regarding karma, fortunetelling, and morality. There is also some influence from stolen valor and ancestral repetition. These ideas are consistent to the world building and besides some idioms that don't translate well readers understand all that is happening. Our lead is caught off guard by her reality during her first life and is sad to discover that people are not who they seem or loyal. On her second round she tries to manage everything on her own and that creates more trauma and problems (despite improving the circumstances) until she decides to let go of repairing things. However, it's not a very enjoyable journey as no one really ever gets punishment or learns to change. It also seems a little unfair to the male lead who comes off as an alphahole for most of events until she tells him what is really happening and lets him react.
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