The Lady and the Beast - Ch. 4

[Yniv]

Man, I like strong female MCs.

 

[looc64]

It's interesting that the answers she gave were actually "correct." Historians try their hardest but there would probably be a ton of discrepancies between the records we have of historical events and the memories of someone who was actually there.

 

[-JML-]

What kind of teacher is she?!! Trying to humiliate her student just to feel better about herself. How immature and disgusting😤😤
I feel so sorry for the fl😢😢 getting betrayed by the person you love and killing them must’ve been so painful and tough for her😞

 

[fish_with_human_face]

mary sue lol

 

[nayla99]

reincarnation??? or?

 

[rellea]

@looc64 They kind of explain it in the flashback. After she got her memories back, she read a ton of history books because she wanted to understand what happened in the past. I doubt her past self actually knew all that stuff about the prince's aunt.

 

[Nimeri]

Challenges a student and is upset about said student "challengeing" her for literally answering the questions. What an idiot teacher.

 

[Geohie]

@Nimeri

On the other hand.... that's one of the most realistic things I've read in a while, heh. A teacher being snobby and idiotic, unfortunately the norm for many schools.

 

[izayamikaelis]

gotta hate it when a teacher ask this question....she asked for an opinion...and the MC answered... if she didn't like it then it's the teacher problem .-.

 

[Nimeri]

@Geohie yeah, I guess I've just never met that specific type of teacher, so characters like that always seems a bit unreal to me. Not impossible though. Just hard to imagine, but logic is not what makes them act like that anyway.

 

[f0xhunt]

I like that reincarnation is implied like how she knew that the other character was in love with the king as opposed to having the standard "I am alive again" opening.

 

[StickyTar]

ok she has to be reincarnated or something right

 

[mmmmmmmmmmn]

Guys, read the summary. Please. You guys aren't getting it. Please read that before starting the book so you can understand.

 

[topa]

"I'd better pay attention to future history lessons."

No, just don't be an idiot and challenge a teacher with a known high ego. Say you don't know and nod to the teacher's words so that things can simply move on.