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Hi,
As @TRIGGERACTIVE said, existing rules could be changed using crontab -l and crontab -e.
Also, you should be able to edit the crontab values by editing the actual periodic reboot configuration file.
Just use vi command to edit /etc/config/periodic_reboot
https://openwrt.org/docs/guide-user/base-system/user.beginner.cli#editing_files
After you've done with the editing, execute /etc/init.d/periodic_reboot restart
And that's it, your crontab values and WebUI values will change according to the changes made in the configuration file.
EB.
Thanks.
I learnt that editing /etc/config/periodic_reboot and then executing /etc/init.d/periodic_reboot restart is necessary to ensure the crontab rules do persist across device reboots.