
Entertainment: My Buddhist Boyfriend
by Pecan Coke
About This Novel
"You have a bun again, and you haven't washed your hair for three days? After all, she is the goddess of all people, so pay attention to your image." "Don't say it out loud! For the interview in the afternoon, you should close your eyes and be more energetic." . . . "Wu An! Buddhism is reserved for 80-year-old men! As a young man in your twenties, what kind of Buddhism do you want to play?" "I am an 80-year-old Buddhist, and I am a 20-year-old Buddhist, so I will avoid taking 60 years of detours!"
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Official(1)Scraped 4d ago
No, I don't have the mentality of an 80-year-old. I should be able to do everything neatly, not to mention that the protagonist has a successful career. And I felt a little uncomfortable at the beginning. If you really encountered that kind of thing, it stands to reason that the protagonist should hire a lawyer directly instead of wasting 4 hours. Moreover, the protagonist's love for the heroine comes too suddenly. It is reasonable to live to be 60 years old. What kind of girl has never seen her fall in love with her just because of a simple bun? Those are the poisonous points in Chapter 11. I won't rate it either.
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Official(1)Scraped 4d ago
No, I don't have the mentality of an 80-year-old. I should be able to do everything neatly, not to mention that the protagonist has a successful career. And I felt a little uncomfortable at the beginning. If you really encountered that kind of thing, it stands to reason that the protagonist should hire a lawyer directly instead of wasting 4 hours. Moreover, the protagonist's love for the heroine comes too suddenly. It is reasonable to live to be 60 years old. What kind of girl has never seen her fall in love with her just because of a simple bun? Those are the poisonous points in Chapter 11. I won't rate it either.









