Unaware Genius Girl Is Oblivious — I Ran Away From Home And Became An Adventurer Because My Family Did Not Praise Me At All Despite My Efforts In All Areas!

At all costs, steer clear from this. The author skillfully creates an emotionally charged sense of regret in the first eight chapters, but abruptly drops that plotline when the girl leaves. The remainder of the book turns into a bland, clichéd, and one-dimensional portrayal of a slow-paced life fantasy. There's no room for regret, character growth, or romance; just平淡 existence.

The occasional point-of-view shifts, which are extremely rare, to explore family regret, come across as hollow and devoid of genuine emotion, bordering on unintentional comedy. If you're seeking a story filled with regret, this is not the right choice. My only regret is having wasted my time reading this disappointment.

This is a tale where the author contrives a seemingly plausible yet somewhat absurd reason for the main character (MC) to flee. Initially, the MC's family's concern and remorse are central to the plot during the first 30 chapters. However, as the story progresses, the "white lotus" character takes over, shifting the blame onto everyone except herself.

The climax of the story disappointingly lacks depth, with the MC's revenge against her family feeling weak and unconvincing. To make matters worse, the white lotus is portrayed as benefiting from the MC's actions simply because the latter's departure was triggered by her. While gratitude may be understandable, the white lotus's past transgressions, including almost causing harm and lying, are conveniently overlooked.

Frankly, the MC's storyline isn't compelling either. The repetitive nature of "Oh look, MC did something again" becomes monotonous, making it evident that the author assumes readers will accept the MC's genius without much exploration or development.

I mostly skipped over the MC's parts in the middle and didn't feel like I was missing any significant plot points.

Love each episode