Xuan Qingwei

That year, I was 9 years old and she was 11 years old. I told her that I would marry her in the future, and she naughtily replied: "Okay"! That year, I was 12 years old and she was 14 years old. She was a head taller than me. I raised my head and told her that I liked her. She listened blankly and said nothing, then turned her head and stopped looking at me. At that time, I was 18 years old and she was 20 years old. I had been working outside for a year, and she was still attending a key university. I could no longer say that I liked her, because I felt that I was not worthy of her at all. I kept what I wanted to say to her to myself, and I would tell her everything when I was worthy of her. In the next four years, I never had the chance to see her again. I heard that she was already working. I was more concerned about whether she was a wife and a mother. My career was gradually getting on the right track and I was no longer embarrassed by money. When I saw her again, it was in Dongguan, in a dimly lit room, just the two of us. After a long silence, she spoke: "Eight hundred, seeing that you are an acquaintance, I will charge you five hundred." I tried my best not to tremble anymore and said, "Come with me." Her eyes glazed over for a moment, then flickered, and then she said like a fire extinguished, "I'm not worthy of you, I'm just a lady, I have guests, nothing happens, I'll leave first." She left in a hurry. Later, I saw her on TV. She was being held by two policemen, with a look of horror and distress on her face. The TV did not even cover her face, letting her dangle in front of me, letting her bump, bump, and shatter in my heart! The last time I saw her, she came to see me. She was on the roof of the building, and I looked up at her from downstairs. I just looked at her like this for a long time, and then he left without leaving a word. The next time I heard from her was a year later, when her mother called me, saying that she was ill and could not be treated, and that she wanted to see me one last time. I can't accept it. Anyway, I feel very depressed. When I arrived at the hospital, I looked at her pale face in front of her bed, looking much thinner than before. I smiled at her, I don't know how ugly that smile was, and she smiled at me as innocently as she did when she was seven years old. She raised her hand, and I hurried over to hold her hand. Tears finally couldn't help but fall down. She said in a deep breath: "I... I want a compliment.

So I can't stay up late. It is easy to die suddenly if you stay up late, especially if you have Coke and a big front door. Probably because Shen Hao stayed up late eating chicken, drinking Coke and smoking, he just traveled through time.

The longer you stay, the more experience you get. So getting promoted or something is normal. However, Shen Hao's patience was really strong, and he actually stayed there for eight years. From an ordinary soldier of Xuanqing Guard to a small flag officer, Shen Hao also worked very hard.

Can we get rid of the system, use our brains, and replace the system with individual ones?

Compared with modern times and ancient times, I am also more inclined to the modern ones. After all, there are mobile phones, fried chicken, cola and so on, but the ancient times were quite boring and there was nothing interesting. It can be seen that Shen Hao also misses his previous life.

(Yinglong is not black, so what color should it be?) But I've never heard of a black Yinglong? Therefore, Shen Hao has never been sure what this tattoo is, but he is sure that his narrow escape must have something to do with this weird tattoo.

The subject matter is very good, but I feel it has nothing to do with cultivating immortality. It is completely an ancient officialdom suspense novel, but with a little bit of immortality elements added in it, and there are too many things involved. The military, officialdom, corruption and the like don't need these at all. It would be better if we only focus on cases of evil cultivators, demons and ghosts. If it hadn't been the first case, I wouldn't have fallen into the trap. As a result, the more I read this article, the closer I got to the officialdom, rather than cultivating immortals and ghosts. Typical superfluous. The good subject matter is becoming more and more boring. The more I watched, the less interesting it became. I was very interested in the first case, but it became more and more boring afterward.

Fortunately, the plot is quite good, but I can't understand the cultivation part. In fact, if this article is changed to the cultivation in martial arts novels, it will be very interesting. This novel is a bit nondescript. It is not like a cultivation novel, but it is even less like a martial arts novel.

I just received a strange phone call from a man who said: Hello, congratulations on winning the second prize of 300,000 yuan! Before I could say anything, he laughed to himself, and then said: Sorry, I just joined this industry, it was my first time to lie to people, I couldn't hold it back. Then he hung up... Hung up! After a while, he called again: Hello, hahaha, I'm sorry, I'm still not ready. Dudududu... The third time: "Haha, I'm sorry to bother you twice. I am indeed a liar. I said I won 300,000 yuan. But the supervisor allowed a quota of 30,000 yuan as bait. Let's work together and share it." "It's a good thing." "Yes, but you have to pay 20,000 yuan first to show off." Today, I was defrauded of 20,000 yuan.

It's too ink-filled. It's a fantasy world with the power of immortals. I've read almost 500 chapters. The protagonist is still working as an official of hundreds of households (Jinyiwei, Dongchang, Xichang, etc.), And is still writing about training female spies to send to high officials, and is preparing to get rid of a certain minister. I don't write much about the mysteries of the world, I just write about handling cases and engaging in espionage. Also, the protagonist is just an official from one hundred households in one place. It feels like the entire imperial court and outside the country are within the scope of the protagonist's work. What do the other Xuanqing guards in such a large Dongchang do?