My Job Is to Be the Heir to an Empire of 1.4 Billion People

I couldn't continue after reading only ten chapters. It was so confusing; there was no clear system, no progression path, and no explanation of the world-building. There was only a so-called awakened class, but the awakening path and skills weren't described at all. The character advanced inexplicably, and it gave me a headache.

The daily life is very ordinary, and the descriptions are quite simple and easy to understand. At this point, the protagonist often speaks in a literary style, which seems out of place, doesn't it? If the protagonist is meant to be portrayed as calm and carefree, then this artsy type shouldn't include things like skipping classes or deliberately showing off.

It's alright, the writing style is quite unusual. The characters interact like friends, chatting and joking around. The male lead is also sexually frigid, making it feel generic and lacking in appeal.

The first few chapters were quite good, but then it just couldn't keep up. It started strong but ended weak. The title and the first few chapters were supposed to be a refreshing read, but suddenly it turned into a boring read that was even more mundane than a slice-of-life story.

The subject matter is good, but as the author and critics have said, it's indeed too bland. Adding a little dramatic conflict within a conflict would have made it much more interesting.

The job system is so ridiculously stupid. There are no bonuses at low levels. Just like game NPCs, farmers have to farm, fishermen have to fish 🤦 Just pretend you haven't awakened your character and are doing a normal job.