Raised in an Orphanage, I've Got a Little Something Going for Me

I cried while reading the chapters where the heroine's baby was pushed out by her parents to perform a mission. I felt sorry for her. They had already given up on the heroine's baby once for their own research. At that time, they were thinking of sacrificing the heroine's baby to fulfill their own research. If they wanted to dedicate themselves, they would dedicate themselves. Why should they ask for the heroine's baby as parents? To put it bluntly, since they think their research is more important, they shouldn't have children, so there won't be any surprises. However, the author's writing style is very good, and the parents don't appear in many chapters. I highly recommend it.

Dad, is there a male protagonist? I want a male protagonist

How do I put it? This is my first review of a book. The heroine cooks every day. The director and others said she didn't have to do it. Even she was injured and she still did it. I feel like I'm about to become a cook with no worries. Some of the plots are pretty good. If you're against me, you're right.

It's a cool article. I like how it's arranged. Great support for the author.

The plot is novel, the writing is fluent, and the readability is strong

Come on, come on, come on, come on, come on

I really like the atmosphere around the heroine

The heroine can bring back the skills of cultivating the immortal plane to modern times, which is awesome. 🌸 The heroine Lu (Lin) has been to many planes, and is now in modern times. Getting fucked in a movie studio?

It looks good, but sometimes the progress can be slower. I feel quite tired when the progress is really fast.

Very good, very well written👌🏻