Comments of Dark Heritage

My rating: 8/10
It seems I'm really into women who teach the ML how to raise his child. It was really interesting as his niece was rather difficult due to a lack of love. But unfortunately, the end was really rushed, like the author realised that they only had a few pages left.

CHILD, NOBILITY, NANNY
When the FL goes to the mansion of a baron in England to find out more about the mother she never knew, she gets mistaken for a nanny and introduced to his nasty niece everyone hates. They clear up the misunderstanding, but she decides to help the little girl and stay for one week.

Hugh Davenport is the brooding and judgemental uncle to his orphaned niece (who is in need of a new nanny). Rebel Griffith arrives at Davenport Hall seeking connection to her mothers old life and is mistaken for the nanny. The 2 MCs start their romance with a focus on the estranged niece who seems to be burdened with the sins of her mother. The story sweetly followed Rebel making a connection with the lonely little girl and opening Hugh’s eyes to letting his bitterness stay away from his innocent little niece. No sexy scenes, this was very wholesome.

the child is not loved and she forces her to stay with her " father " bc she likes him???

Cute, liked it very much

I love this story very much even the main lead theirs never do sex before being in a relationship because it's feel like the man is really treasure the woman and she knows the best for herself

So beautiful and sweet

Believable, decent characters and a pretty cute plot. I didn't want to strangle the ML more than once or twice early on! Worth reading again (a rarity for this genre of manga).

Ughh Rebel is soo preciouss

FL and celente all the way! My heart broke when that poor child begged to be adopted by FLs family.

good but kinda shallow ML

Loved the story..... usual yet unusual

Lifetime teaching lesson

2.5/5
The kid was not a bad kid, the uncle was an asshole who changed in what? 2 seconds?

Children honestly need love, cant stress that enough.

Loved it, for it took an outsider who does not value titles to see the good and make a stand to fix the situation

Art was really good. <3 it.

Loved it only if real life romance was like harlequin manga