The Heir's Daily Training

I couldn't continue reading after chapter 247; the values ​​presented were utterly distorted. So, to ensure her sworn brother's rise to power, her half-brother, who was supposed to be the legitimate heir, had to die? What did her half-brother, half-sister, and even Aunt Fang do to harm the female lead? Just because of her selfishness, they all have to die?

What kind of person is the female lead's mother? The female lead must have owed them something in her past life to have such a relative. All she does is cry and whine when something happens, she's useless! I remember the author said that the female lead's mother would grow up, but where is she growing now? She only holds everyone back, she might as well have died like in her past life! And this thing is supposed to be a young lady from a duke's mansion, it's hilarious!

I also want to ask, what's the point of the female lead's rebirth? She's utterly heartless and ungrateful. Her half-brother, her concubine—she kills them all for laughable reasons. What skills does she have? Her power comes entirely from others, borrowing their authority, acting as if the whole world owes her something. Is her mother a person, and others' aren't?

Um… Actually, the novel's ending was a bit unexpected; the author really opened my mind, but it felt a bit rushed… I don't know why I couldn't fully concentrate on reading the whole book 🤔

It has some similarities to the content of "Jiao Luan".

I'm speechless about this book. After reading for so long, the female lead is still confused about her sworn brother and is still hung up on things from her past life. If it continues like this, I'm thinking of dropping it!

I guessed the male lead from the first chapter, but I wavered later and thought it would be the cousin. But after chapter sixty, things got increasingly off 🤨 so I went to check the ending. Uh… utterly speechless 😓 Especially the female lead's father; I never imagined he could be such a scumbag!

Damn it, this is infuriating! What the hell is this?

Although I've finished reading it, I still have to rant about it. Before, because the male lead wasn't revealed even at chapter 200, some people commented that it was filler, but I wasn't bothered at the time. I've read other novels where the male lead was unknown throughout, like *The Great Princess*, but even without a male lead, the Great Princess's character remained distinct, and the plot…

Can't we just let Zhi die? He's even more annoying than the female lead's father. He cries every time he appears. I don't know what the author's purpose in creating this character is. He's just a drag on the team and makes us cry.