A Pig-Raising System? What Does That Have to Do with My Kindergarten?

But what era are we living in that we're still relying on women to create conflict?

Last night, after finishing this book, I drifted into a dream, still lingering with its charm. The dramatic plot twists transformed into a liquid galaxy, flowing and shimmering like fragments of light as my consciousness rose and fell. My body felt as if all the constraints of gravity had been lifted, like willow catkins drifting in a warm current in early spring, every cell stretching out like a…

It's a very interesting and meaningful topic. Parents really shouldn't raise their children according to their own wishes, but should take the initiative to understand their children's preferences and cultivate their interests. Academic performance is not important; what matters is moral character, talent, and happy growth!

1. This is a great theme. Modern society is too stressful. Dolls don't have to be all-around amazing, but they must be happy! 2. Having a positive mindset and the ability to make oneself happy from a young age can support him in bravely facing the future. 3. The female lead, Ning, didn't receive many positive reviews; her indecisive personality was indeed frustrating.

The author should have finished this book by now, right? Overall, it's good. Very slice-of-life and heartwarming scenes. It also reflects on current social education. It expresses personal thoughts. The current education system in China is somewhat... Too strange. In general, this novel uses "Unintentional Happiness" as a system, merely a supplementary element. I feel it's pretty good; at least it feels well-written.

It's really good, really good! This story is quite original and very enjoyable. I read all the chapters in one go. Check it out! 😅 It's heartwarming and quite good. Although I never went to kindergarten...

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This book features unusual content about kindergartens, treating children in a "pig-raising" manner. Its core message is to introduce a new form of education—learning through play, playing while learning, and learning through practice—and to address the mental health issues caused by children's academic pressure.

He was alright at first, but frankly, he was just a simp. The problem was, he couldn't outmaneuver the other person, yet he kept pestering them. He was poisoned in chapter 49.

This is a very interesting book; parents with children should definitely read it.