Chichi wa Eiyuu, Haha wa Seirei, Musume no Watashi wa Tenseisha.
Reincarnated as the Daughter of the Legendary Hero and the Queen of Spirits

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It's quite wholesome throughout the series. Things that bother me, though, are about Ellen's past life particularly what type of 'scientist' she was and the forceful change in atmosphere.

There are events where it becomes slightly gloomy, but at least we are led into knowing that it's become a serious matter. Then all of a sudden, the mood and atmosphere was forced to become that of a wholesome, all-white tone. It may just be me, but sudden changes in mood becomes confusing, such as her past life's 'scientist'.

The art is quite cute though, to be fair, to retain the 'wholesome' aspect or so to speak. ... Some characters just came off to be annoying to me because of their overprotective nature towards Ellen even if argued that they are direct family.

I would still recommend reading this if you're looking to feel diabetic.

Absolute trash.

It's a soap opera style drama but sped up to schizophrenia levels. The overall story is be about political weddings, but the pacing is so fast and absurd you won't care about a single thing that is happening. All the characters are cold and unlikable. I don't think the author realizes you need at least one relatable character for this to work, and when you introduce 10 new characters every chapter it makes an already convoluted story that much more ridiculous. And per usual with the isekai genre, the MC here is a literal god who can rewrite the fabric of the universe ... at the wave of his hand, but at the same time we are supposed to care about this meaningless conflict and drama?