The Abandoned Daughter Begins Her Cultivation

I'm currently reading Chapter 3, let's talk about this toxic setting. The heroine has just graduated from high school, and her grandmother is already terminally ill, and she hasn't had any contact with her uncle's family for several years. Not to mention having private contact behind the heroine's back, the uncles were shocked to know that there was no contact between the two parties since the grandmother was about to die. So the question is, who took care of the heroine's grandmother while she was studying? Who washes clothes and cooks meals for bedridden grandma? Could it be that during her senior year of high school, the heroine went back to the mountains in the morning, noon and evening to take care of her grandmother? And grandma is sick and has no money for treatment, so who supports the heroine in studying? I also want to complain about the name of a heroine. It's okay to call her an abandoned child. The problem is that the author has to explain that she is called an abandoned child because she was abandoned. This is very embarrassing. The heroine's mother is unmarried, pregnant and returned to her hometown to give birth to a daughter. Then the heroine lives with her biological grandmother. There is no such thing as abandonment here... She is almost a left-behind child, not an orphan... I hope it will be changed in the past. The first three chapters can persuade many people to quit.

This is beautiful (´◡｀), I'll update it soon

I can't stand it anymore, the heroine is so idiotic

After seeing the introduction, I dreamed about the enchanting man in red at midnight... This is really one of my pet peeves. I dare not get into it 😭 It's a book wasteland... So I can't help but complain!

After reading a few pictures, I realized that the heroine is just a fool who studies stupidly.

Originally there were many scenes where the male protagonist was set up, but later on the plot was still quite large, but some fairies recommended not to have a male protagonist. What do you readers think? Please leave a message below so I can decide what to do!

Such a beautiful article. Lots of updates. Tired of waiting😭😭😭😭😭

I'm about to watch it. Is there a male protagonist? Is he a domineering president?

🙂🙂I owe you everything

. . . The heroine is like a child carrying gold bricks in a busy city. She doesn't know how to hide it. She has been given space for so long and hasn't even started to practice yet.