
Transmigrate into a Book: The Orphanage Director
穿书之孤儿院院长
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 311k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Fiction
- Updated
- 4mo ago
- English
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Synopsis
Other names
- Transmigrate Into a Book: Raising 12 Kids in an Orphanage穿书之我在孤儿院养崽12个Alternate title on Fanqie
Stats
153Chapters
39Reads · 30 days
72kReads · all time
8.8Score
4Listens
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This is a treasure of a book! It's really good, especially the daily life of Cheng Xiao and the 12 children in the orphanage. Watching them go from being lifeless and filled with hatred and fear towards the original owner to being lively, cheerful, and having their own thoughts and interests is truly heartwarming. It's a shame there are so few updates; it's not good at all! 😢
This is a truly heartwarming story about raising children, far more touching than those where the protagonist is essentially taking over someone else's kids. The female lead is absolutely amazing—brave, kind, and adorable. Her career development is also quite good. There aren't many awful characters; most people treat the female lead and the children with kindness. This is what realism feels like! (I believe the world is a beautiful place, okay?)
Recommended. The everyday life depicted is quite interesting, with its share of minor ups and downs, and the characters are very realistic. Most are kind and warm-hearted people, but they also have their own selfish motives and differing values from the female lead—isn't that just like our lives?
Cheng Xiao took very good care of them. Seeing their energetic selves later on, and then looking at their lifeless selves at the beginning, it's like they're from two completely different groups. It's such a heartwarming story, sob sob.
The plot is heartwarming, the children are adorable, and everything is handled perfectly. The children are all exceptionally well-educated, and the female lead is truly amazing! ❤ Author, keep up the good work! (ɔˆз(ˆ⌣ˆC) Tell me the truth, are you just playing with my feelings? I'm getting old, and I've been with you behind my wife's back. I feel you're my true love.
Please update quickly! You know I've never read this kind of story before, I really love it! Do you have any recommendations for similar heartwarming stories with both "mature" older kids and adorable younger ones? It's so good! Seeing the latest chapter is really painful! The rating doesn't match the content at all! I really love it so much! I really, really love it so much! 😭😭😭😭😭😭 I'm going crazy! Why didn't I see it when it was finished? I've searched for ages and can't find anything similar.
It's seriously amazing! The score is only around 6. Something right now, purely because it's a new book. Don't let the score fool you! (Holding this around makes it seem like the author is using paid promoters 😌😆) I'm a huge fan of cultivation novels and other non-modern settings, and I practically devoured this one in one go.
The writing is pretty good, the plot is also good, and it made me feel very motivated while reading it 🤦 The female lead doesn't have any great abilities, but she is a sensible and cultured girl, and the children in the orphanage are also very cute.
It's so good! The author has a great grasp of pacing, meticulous yet never lengthy or dragging. The main characters are also very distinct. The female lead is outwardly sharp and assertive, but inwardly warm and caring. The children in the orphanage also have their own unique personalities: there's the ever-foodie, gluttonous older sister Meijing; the gossipy Mei'an who always confronts gossip…
After looking at more than ten chapters, I felt it was really heartwarming. Everyone the female lead encountered was kind and good; perhaps in that era, there wasn't as much selfishness as there is now (what am I saying...?). Actually, I think the dialogue is quite important. From a reading comprehension perspective, words better express a character's emotions.