Yue Lina (岳丽娜) plays the main character, and the series also stars Liu Zhiyang (刘智扬), Yu Yi (于毅), and Zhang Shaohua (张少华).
Mandy Zuo of the South China Morning Post stated that month that the programme "enjoys good audience ratings".
All-China Women's Federation periodical The China Women's News stated that the series lacked criticism of how her obedience to the idea of "'the morality of being a mother'", which they characterised as "ignorance and staleness", made her popular with male characters;[2] the publication stated that the series made this notion "a virtue and greatness", which meant it was "apparently describing rotten things as fresh petals.
"[2] Guangzhou writer Hou Hongbin, who expressed feminist views, stated that Yingniang believed herself to be an inferior person and "found somewhere else to kneel down" even after escaping calamity.
Shanghai Academy of Social Sciences researcher Lu Peng attributed the low Douban rating to its younger userbase.