[Lighthearted daily life + adorable child adored by everyone + cozy, healing story + career + no CP + child growing up]
When Su Yinan becomes the queen of children's songs, a master storyteller, a children's food and toy tycoon, a nationally acclaimed child-care worker, and an exemplary progressive youth, someone asks her how it feels.
Su Yinan replies, “At first, I just wanted to sing to my daughter, tell her bedtime stories, and make her some tasty, fun things. That was all.”
Su Yinan was originally just an ordinary kindergarten principal, but then she bound herself to an adorable-kid System. As long as she fulfills a child's wishes, she can easily earn rewards.
From the start, she gets popular children's songs: “The ABC Song” and “Bobo Chicken”? A children's storybook: “The Calabash Brothers”?
She publishes them all and turns them into money!
Huh? The Education Bureau suddenly sends her a certificate, saying it's to thank her for her contributions to children's education.
As Su Yinan publishes more and more works, before she knows it, she is making a fortune and receiving so many certificates and medals she can barely keep up…
It's a very good book. There are very few books about children, and it seems quite novel.
It's very beautiful and the kids are cute too
I like it so much. Life in the kindergarten is very warm and the children are super cute! The career arrangement of the heroine's brother is also very good ˙ᗜ˙, the heroine is also very sober, I like it very much (✪▽✪) Oh, it's such a pity that I cut the book 😢 Please respect your choice and wish me well.
It's pretty good, warm, the cute babies are cute, not too fancy, and doesn't look disturbing.
Very nice, I like this kind of plainness
Except for the rushed ending, it feels very warm and is an everyday story. Unfortunately, I only discovered it recently.
Very warm and interesting, but too short
It's a shame, the storyline is very good (•̤̀ᵕ•̤́๑)ᵒᵏᵎᵎᵎᵎ like it very much. I hope I can pick it up again and write it down
Okay, ok, ok
I can't see enough. I can't see enough.