The Duke's Legitimate Daughter Is Reborn

Wonderful, super wonderful

Good book 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

This book was recommended. The story is relatively organized. The heroine is reborn as a poor little girl who is not loved and protected. She learns and grows step by step. She is a very reasonable and inspirational heroine. The prince is also a very wonderful character. Watching the heroine and the prince get along with each other, I can't help but smile like an aunt. I don't know what will happen next. I have caught up with the latest chapter and I am looking forward to the subsequent development of the story. Will be updated soon. I haven't watched it for too long, and I feel it has changed. The plot after the heroine leaves home is a bit outrageous. She helps the prince to do tasks, but still jumps into the trap knowing that she is incompetent. Although I really hate the prince and the heroine, but engaging in "girl literature" with the prince is beyond my comprehension. It is very embarrassing to talk about a little girl/girl.

Author, you let the heroine be reborn to the age of four, but if you ask her to talk like a 14-year-old and do things like a 24-year-old, that's a bit too much. This is the first time I've seen a four-year-old kid open a shop in a classic novel.

From the beginning, it seemed fine, but I really couldn't stand the description in the book where the male and female protagonists were banging their hands on the table when they were thinking about a problem. Both the male and female protagonists need to be knocked, and they need to be knocked every time they think about it.

Nice! Just like the heroine, you have to learn more and watch more! Otherwise, you simply cannot control your own destiny!

In fact, those Western barbarians just want to eat enough and have a different stance. It would be best if they could be conquered, but if they could not just trade, then the Western Barbarians would not starve and there would naturally be fewer wars. Unless we can win it all at once, we will have to fight a long battle. External and internal troubles. It's not easy for the heroine and the hero. The book is a good book. Very nice.

Has anyone seen the many similar plots in "The Rebirth of a Legitimate Daughter"?

It's pretty good-looking, but the heroine is too young. She's 4 years old. She should be at least 6 or 8 years old. I always dance when I watch it.

It would be nice to know more common sense, maybe everyone in the author's family, big or small, calls her aunt, and there is no aunt