Winning Without Lifting a Finger! My Cannon-Fodder Dad Becomes Chief Minister

Old Madam Xie is naturally in a favorable position. If the female lead's father was indeed switched at birth, he can only completely escape this situation once the truth about his parentage is revealed (unless either Xie's father or the female lead is ruthless enough to eliminate her).

Why does it feel like the writing is getting worse? The female lead is becoming more and more like a child. On one hand, they try to portray the female lead's father as capable, but on the other hand, he seems indecisive and dragging his feet when handling family matters, which is really unsatisfying. I'm really finding this book neither enjoyable nor worth abandoning. Also, I haven't sensed the male lead's child prodigy aspect at all.

The female lead is reborn into her childhood, but the more I read, the more she seems to have regressed to a child's level of intelligence. And the father is far too weak… Warning: I can't continue reading.

Having read up to chapter sixteen, I'm puzzled. Since the female lead is already engaged to the Cheng family, and the Xie family is also reluctant to let her marry into a godparent family, why is it necessary for her to become a godparent? Aren't they afraid of offending the Cheng family? After all, becoming a godparent might bring bad luck to the female lead.

The female lead is reborn back to when she was 5 years old, but not actually 5. Why does she act and speak like a 5-year-old? It's ridiculous!

Can't we just get rid of this old lady already? She's so annoying!

The story about taking concubines has gone on for too long... I'm getting a little tired of it.

It's not good. The female lead's father is too weak, and it's too long-winded.

He was given a drug that would kill his offspring, then went to great lengths to seek revenge, only to end up adopting his enemy's son and raising him himself... Is this logic sound?

I even feel like the second child isn't the old lady's biological son anymore.