
The Forsaken Heir
60 Episodes

Episode 1
Known at school for blank test papers, he never flinches. But his teacher decides classroom lessons aren’t enough, using a different kind of teaching to let him face real life and all its ups and downs.

Episode 2
Known at school for blank test papers, he never flinches. But his teacher decides classroom lessons aren’t enough, using a different kind of teaching to let him face real life and all its ups and downs.

Episode 3
Known at school for blank test papers, he never flinches. But his teacher decides classroom lessons aren’t enough, using a different kind of teaching to let him face real life and all its ups and downs.

Episode 4
Known at school for blank test papers, he never flinches. But his teacher decides classroom lessons aren’t enough, using a different kind of teaching to let him face real life and all its ups and downs.

Episode 5
Known at school for blank test papers, he never flinches. But his teacher decides classroom lessons aren’t enough, using a different kind of teaching to let him face real life and all its ups and downs.

Episode 6
Known at school for blank test papers, he never flinches. But his teacher decides classroom lessons aren’t enough, using a different kind of teaching to let him face real life and all its ups and downs.

Episode 7
Known at school for blank test papers, he never flinches. But his teacher decides classroom lessons aren’t enough, using a different kind of teaching to let him face real life and all its ups and downs.

Episode 8
Known at school for blank test papers, he never flinches. But his teacher decides classroom lessons aren’t enough, using a different kind of teaching to let him face real life and all its ups and downs.

Episode 9
Known at school for blank test papers, he never flinches. But his teacher decides classroom lessons aren’t enough, using a different kind of teaching to let him face real life and all its ups and downs.

Episode 10
Known at school for blank test papers, he never flinches. But his teacher decides classroom lessons aren’t enough, using a different kind of teaching to let him face real life and all its ups and downs.
