When I Was in the Third Year of High School, I Started from Chengwen Quxing

Name: When I Was in the Third Year of High School, I Started from Chengwen Quxing
Author: Still Want A Drink

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Ch. 235 — It's the Beginning and the End

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Jiang Yi, a high school student, obtained the main panel of Ziwei Star due to a coma, which allowed him to control the stars in the sky and gain their abilities. The broom star is responsible for bad luck and disaster. "This classmate, look at your hijab today. You will definitely step on banana peels when you go out." Red Luan star, determines the fate of marriage. "This school beauty, our fate is destined!" Wenchangxing, Si Wenyun is in charge of fame. "What, you were number one in your grade? Sorry, that was before. From now on you can only be number two." ... Just when Jiang Yi thought that he would dominate the senior year of high school, dominate the university, and step by step with Qingmei to reach the pinnacle of life, a transfer student who suddenly arrived broke his plan. After repaying his youth by mistake, most people commented on Jiang Yi who entered college as follows. "Rich, handsome, talented, a god of men." "I can definitely take him down." But Jiang Yiyi wanted to say. "Don't love me, it won't work." This book is also known as "After Mispaying My Youth, I Will Not Reject Any Girl Who Takes the Initiative", "Don't Call Me a Scumbag, I Loved Me Too", "I Used to Be an Honest Person, Now I Just Want to Be a Prodigal Son", etc.

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Vest 001_ed6mo ago

Sorry, it's my first time writing about the city, so I'm a bit unsure of the direction.

Thank you for your support. When a newcomer writes a book for the first time, the first 100,000 words are really awkward. If you are interested, you can start reading after you graduate from high school.

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