What? My Orphanage Has Taken the Whole Country by Storm?
啥？我开的孤儿院火遍全国了？
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- Completed
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- 530k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Modern Romance High-Concept
- Updated
- 1mo ago
- English
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- You Inherited an Orphanage, So How Did You Raise a Bunch of Big Shots?让你继承孤儿院，你养出一帮大佬Alternate title on Fanqie
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This book is very similar to the one about opening a kindergarten; they're basically the same in many ways, with only a few minor differences. The subject matter is also quite good, and the kindergarten story is pretty good too.
Good read, author! Hope there's no male lead 😅😅
The content and setting are very similar to another book, with the characters and backgrounds almost copied. However, after reading it, I found that the two books have different focuses. This book emphasizes communication and interaction between characters and devotes considerable space to describing the adorable children, each with their own unique characteristics.
I wanted to rate it 4.5 Stars, but unfortunately I couldn't. Overall, it's a heartwarming and slice-of-life story that I enjoyed. It's clear the author might not have noticed, but I really dislike the way the second brother used the word "can't play" when he said he was strictly controlled. I also don't like it when a girl is strong and you call her "Brother Chao."
It's really good. Although it's a bit similar to other books, that's normal; novel templates are all pretty much the same. But the later plot is significantly better than those, and it focuses a lot on the children. Plus, there's no romantic pairing, so you can really enjoy raising your kids.
This book feels incredibly similar to "After Opening a Kindergarten, the Entire Internet Was Waiting for My Livestream," but because the orphanage had fewer children, most of them were described. The kindergarten, on the other hand, had more people, so the focus was more on the children the director rescued. However, the first child rescued was somewhat too gifted.
The novel is excellent, the characters are vividly portrayed, and it's fantastic.
So far, I think it's great. I hope the author updates soon, and the fact that it's a no-romance story is a huge plus for me 😘😘😘
This is a lighthearted and heartwarming novel. While it appears to be a simulation/raising story, it's actually more of a food-themed story. The children are all very well-behaved and adorable, and the staff at the orphanage are all very individualistic and responsible. The whole story has a gentle, understated feel, with few dramatic chapters.
It's good-looking, but for some reason, it always reminds me of a novel I read about opening a kindergarten. Oh well, that's the kind of thing, so it's normal. The thought is, the pace is really fast.