The Heir's Daily Training

After reading Chapter 247, I really can't stand it anymore. My outlook is so ruined. In order to let the sworn brother ascend to the throne, the sworn brother must be recorded as the legitimate son and die? What did the concubine, concubine, and Aunt Fang do to harm your heroine? Just because of your heroine's selfish interests, they must die? There is also inexplicable resentment towards parents. Is the incompetence of parents the reason for resentment? There are also those brothers and sisters of the same generation. No matter how disrespectful the decisions made in the previous life, it was still the fault of the elders. However, the heroine would make vicious and cruel jokes from time to time and wanted to destroy her whole family. I'm afraid this is not a mental illness. Can't afford to offend

Who is the heroine's mother? The heroine has such relatives that she really owed them in her previous life. She only cries and moans when things happen. She is useless! I remember the author said that the heroine will grow up. Now, where will she grow up? It will only hold you back, you might as well just die like you did in your previous life! This thing is that she is the eldest lady from the Duke's palace. It makes me laugh to death!

In fact, I also want to ask, what is the meaning of the heroine's rebirth? The heroine looks like a wolf-hearted person. The concubine and the aunt were all killed by the heroine for ridiculous reasons. What ability did the heroine have? All the power came from others. She borrowed the power of others and looked like the whole world was sorry for her. Your mother is a human being, isn't someone else's? He always behaves like a person in power, but ends up doing whatever he wants. She always makes trouble unreasonably and blames others. Where is the heroine's outlook on life? Or what the author wants to express.

Uh... Actually, the ending of the novel is a bit unexpected. The author opened my mind, but it's a bit unfinished... I don't know why I couldn't read the whole book with all my heart🤔

The content is very similar to "Jiao Luan".

I am speechless about this book. After reading it for so long, the heroine is still confused about her adopted brother, and is still worried about her pregnancy. If I continue like this, I almost want to give up the article!

I guessed the male protagonist after reading the first chapter, but then I was shaken and thought it must be my cousin. When I read chapter 60, something seemed more and more strange🤨I ran straight away to watch the ending. Uh... Very speechless 😓 Especially the heroine's father, I never thought he could be such a scumbag! The heroine was imprisoned once by her biological father in her previous life, but she was imprisoned again. I feel so sorry for my cousin. And then those relatives also make people feel that they are all broken... To be honest, if the author's writing style is not good, this Wen Tian knows how... Is there no outline?

Ma Dan, nest fire, what the hell?

Even though I've finished reading it, I still feel bad about it. . Previously, because I didn't know the male protagonist until chapter 200, someone commented on Shuiwen. At that time, I was indifferent because I had read the whole book and didn't know the male protagonist, such as Dadi Ji. But even without the male protagonist, Dadi Ji's character has always been distinct, and the plot has always been compact and the main line is clear. . So I don't agree with criticizing this article. Because the first flaw of this article is not when the male protagonist is determined, but because the character's personality changes and is erratic. The writing style is inexplicably humorous when it is very sad, the plot is loosely put together, and the ending of the previous article is protracted but hasty and forced. . . From the moment the heroine's father suddenly attacked and forced her to leave home, it felt like the entire story fell apart. . The heroine and the servants and guards around her who had been so well portrayed before were so easily destroyed. . . The character change of the heroine's father is also outrageous. If he is really so stubborn and stubborn, how did he break through the restraints of ethics in his heart and agree to marry a woman who stopped him in the street to propose marriage? There are still many shortcomings that I am too lazy to mention. . . But even though there are countless flaws, I still finished reading it because I was temporarily short of books. .

Can we let Zhi go die? He is more annoying than the heroine's father. He cries every time he appears. I don't know what the author's meaning is in creating this character. He is holding him back and crying?