I Heard That You Were Here Too!

Shu Hua, this book is too uncomfortable. It's hard to see a book with so many scenes being like this. It doesn't matter if this book is TJ, I hope it won't be like this in the next one. Whoever watches it will feel uncomfortable. And the introduction is obviously about a single female protagonist, but why give her such a plot? I really don't understand

It's pretty good, the writing is good, and it has a bit of a youth pain literature flavor. Unfortunately, the author has not finished each book, and it is obvious that he has almost finished it. Even if it ends in a hurry, it still has a beginning and an end. It's a bit bad to directly TJ, and the three books are like this. It's a pity that I don't praise it. I really like this style, but I didn't see the ending.

Dad, please update dad quickly. Dad, where have you been?

Looking at it now, I feel that the possibility of the male and female protagonists getting together is not high. The male protagonist's idea feels a bit naive, and there is no opportunity for the relationship to go further.

After reading the updated one, I can sum it up in three words: "Boiling Sheep".

Is it such an awkward start? What do you think? Speechless=_=😒😒😒😒

Is the author sure that he wants to be a eunuch?

Looking at it now, I feel that the possibility of the male and female protagonists getting together is not high. The male protagonist's idea feels a bit naive, and there is no opportunity for the relationship to go further.

Looking at it now, I feel that the possibility of the male and female protagonists getting together is not high. The male protagonist's idea feels a bit naive, and there is no opportunity for the relationship to go further.