Thanks for Asking, This Fake Heiress Just Wants to Teach

This book has such a low rating! I'm glad I didn't read the reviews first and just started reading. It's quite good, not one of those typical time-travel novels. A lot of the content is actually quite interesting. Both the real and fake heiresses are very kind people.

A very interesting book. Although some parts are illogical, the female protagonist's wholehearted dedication to her career is truly admirable. There's no cutthroat competition or palace intrigue... Everyone is working towards improving women's status and promoting global progress. Perhaps this is the significance of women reaching a high position—one cloud pushing another. What you hold dear will surely resonate!

Unlike most stories where the real and fake heiresses fight to the death, this one has a tight and fast-paced plot, but the male lead's love comes too quickly and feels a bit inexplicable.

I read this novel when it was already finished. The beginning was really good, very good. It was about education, the start of school, and so on, but it gradually veered off course. There were all sorts of systems and gods popping up, and all sorts of other things. Wouldn't it have been better if it had just followed this theme from beginning to end?

I was drawn in by the synopsis, wanting to see how the female lead would teach in ancient times. However, the sudden appearance of the original female lead, who hadn't died and possessed two souls, was a bit of a letdown. The ending was still happy and heartwarming, but the latter half focused less on the female lead's teaching. She and the male lead didn't marry, but remained together, and later she passed away prematurely.

It's so good, absolutely amazing! Highly recommend it! The female lead is seriously obsessed with her career, haha!

I finished watching it in two days, and it's absolutely fantastic. Every character is so vivid and relatable, especially the female characters. In an era of male dominance, they all strive to empower women and empower them to be independent, using their strengths to achieve their goals. They don't compete for men. That's truly admirable.

The characters are vividly portrayed, and each person's expression and demeanor are very expressive and visually appealing. It's a great watch!

It's rare to find a story where the real and fake heiresses don't fight each other, which is great. The writing is also very smooth, without any melodramatic plot points written just to pad the story.

It's a very good book. There are no bad characters, the plot is good, and the pacing is excellent.