I consider this a good one because I started it a long while ago and even though I forgot a good bit of the plot, I enjoyed reading it a second time as much as the first. While rereading, the parts that stuck out to me the first time still shined and it was nice remembering the feeling of seeing Rishe's way of living life. She has lived her 7 lives (the beginning already unveils some of them like a merchant, apothecary, knight, maid) to the fullest and even if she doesn't know where things go, it's inspiring seeing the trust she has in herselfto make the best out of any situation and how even when she has to start over, the things she learns never goes to waste. She has so much practical experience!

One of the first big hurdles in the story is dealing with the merchant troupe and it's always a fascinating read because even if she has the advantage of knowledge, she can still be thrown off by others and has to work to attain her goals. The sitaution is more complex than her having a good business idea and others capitalizing off of it as there is back and forth on their values. I really like seeing her explore these different avenues for happiness in her life and can't wait to see where the rest of the story unfolds.