I Went Viral After Opening a Children's Rehabilitation Center
开儿童康复中心后我火遍全网
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 293k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Modern Romance High-Concept
- Audience
- Female
- Updated
- 2h ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Stats
9.5kReads
1.6kShelves
145Chapters
1.7kListens
26.4kReads · all time





It's very nice. Although I thought the fees were very low at first (compared to the market price), in reality, too many families with special children cannot afford the high fees. So it's really good, and it also allows readers to understand the difficulties of children with special needs. The same goes for high wages. Employees can only be dedicated if they do what they want.
It is a relatively relaxed and ideal article. The subject matter is also very good. It pays attention to special children. The point is, I finally found an article that doesn't have an AI flavor [crying]. I highly recommend it if you want to read some healing and relaxing articles.
The author writes very well, allowing more people to see the plight of special children. The Dandelion organization is also very interesting. There is a vocational experience center so that these children can better integrate into society. There is also an experience of the situation of special children, which allows some parents and people who don't know much about these special children to understand the inconvenient situation of these children. Starting from some children's families, the children not only rely on Raised by a mother, it is already very tiring to take care of ordinary children, let alone children with special needs. Such extraordinary psychological and physical pressure is placed on the mother alone, which is not a good thing for the mother and these children. Therefore, more fathers must be encouraged to take on the true responsibilities of fathers, so the protagonist has created a good dad check-in plan. The protagonist handles things relatively quickly. The author writes very well. It is normal for things to happen, but readers definitely don't want to see the progress keep slowing down. Readers will also be annoyed, but the author handles these things very quickly. But there seem to be some small bugs. Cooking allows children to develop hands-on skills, but is it a bit impossible for 4 or 5-year-old children to cook, or has the spatula become smaller (maybe the author wrote it in the book but I forgot it, but I really don't remember). Is it a repetition of the child Doudou? Doudou didn't say that he was bullied by the village children at first, and then the protagonist helped his mother and father find a job. Later, there was Doudou, an eldest lady and a married man (of course the married man was not a good person, and he left soon after) The author writes well, but he just wrote one without any book review. Come on [blowing kiss]
It's a good-looking and rare subject of education for special children, and it is indeed a content that is relatively rarely encountered in life. The gold finger is big, which is good for children. The heroine will fight back when she encounters bad people and bad things. It feels like it's starting to show its edge, and I'm looking forward to the update. I hope more people will read this novel, it's quite good.
It's a very good book. I once briefly learned about some popular science about special children while reading animal articles. This article made me feel more deeply about the plight of special children. The author should have learned about it. The wording is very comfortable, there are no weird and exaggerated words, and there is no hard logic. The questions and concerns raised when reading the article can be solved in the following. Five stars encourage me, I hope more people will read it.
It's very interesting, and the author's writing style is one of the better among Tomatoes. There are not many plot points to solve the best, and they are passed very quickly. Many of the designs are quite innovative, and I just like reading this kind of business writing. Some of the equipment in the institution, as well as the descriptions of how to help children, make people feel a sense of accomplishment. It's just that there are so few people watching it now, which is such a pity.
It is a really surprising book. It combines niche themes with social popularity, and at the same time, it can well reflect the conflicts and links between contemporary parents and teachers. It is also very professional, allowing me to really understand the symptoms and solutions of special children. I suspect that the author is a practitioner, and the rhythm is very good, allowing readers to read it in one go (this is a reminder post)
It's really rare to find themes about special children. The author's writing is really beautiful [sending my heart], and the plot is very good [please update] [please update]
It's very interesting. I went to an orphanage when I was a volunteer, and there were such special children there. Reading this book helped me understand a little bit about them.
It's very interesting. Let more people know about special children. Looking forward to the follow-up.
Rare subject matter, very beautiful
Boss, you must keep writing. It's really beautiful!
It's very heartwarming. There are no grievances in the book. The heroine never holds grudges. She avenges them on the spot. It's very heartwarming. I recommend reading it, but it's a bit too little. [Blowing Kisses]
It's good-looking, doesn't look aggrieved, doesn't have any offensive words, and isn't harsh.
It's okay, but it's a bit idealistic.
It's very interesting and I really like the author's writing style. The kid inside is so cute.
Very novel, keep reading carefully
Girls write books so delicately
This is the first time I learned about special children. I hope there will be more content about children in the following articles.
Very special themes are quite rare, but there are too few. I hope there will be more updates.
Beautiful! It's a very new theme
The only educational system article for special children, very interesting!
A very novel and meaningful subject matter. The author knows a lot! 👍🏻👍🏻
This is the first time I've seen a story about a female protagonist who runs a special education institution. It's very interesting and interesting.
The writing style is exquisite and the content is substantial. Why should I encounter it during the development period of a book? I really want to read the follow-up [send my heart][send my heart][send my heart][send my heart]