Fool Ah Qi
by Yaole People
About This Novel
I have been stupid for half my life, but I can wake up for a moment. Living is the greatest right. Ah Qi was originally a sophomore student with a younger sister and a well-off family. However, due to a fire, his home was destroyed and his parents and sister were missing. He was also choked in the fire. After that, I was in a daze most of the time, and occasionally I woke up, but it didn't last long. He is the pride of nature and the top figure in his class. Unfortunately, the fire destroyed everything he had. How he should live, God knows.
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Official(80)Scraped 20d ago
It looks good, I recommend it, and it's too early to put it on the shelves! ! !
In addition, I hope to give Ah Qi a good ending, so I have ordered all of them
.
The writing is so good, and apart from being too depressing, this book could actually be sold as a physical copy. . . .
It poisoned me😓
I don't understand what the author is trying to express. After reading more than 30 chapters, I feel so poisoned.
They say the male protagonist is miserable, just like a broom star. Unlucky for so and so. Some people who say they cry are really incomprehensible. It is not the male protagonist who is miserable but the people around him. I just finished reading the free chapter and haven't watched it since.
What time will it be updated?
What time will it be updated? What time will it be updated?
The characters' emotions are highly contagious.
The thoughts of people's hearts are expressed very clearly, and their emotions are expressed vividly. Whenever the protagonist encounters something, the readers feel uneasy and start to worry about him. [Emot=default,80/] The protagonist's next encounter makes people worry, and this emotion is conveyed so successfully. Can't help but give it a thumbs up. 👍Keep up the good work, I'm following you. I really can't figure out why so many people read those books about cultivating immortals, but not this masterpiece... I hope everyone can read this masterpiece. I'm really looking forward to the next chapter.
After reading forty chapters, I woke up twice, and the rest were just stupid! I didn't understand!
Don't understand what the main purpose of this book is?
Why can't beggars be heroes?
Heroes should be respected, worshiped and looked up to by everyone. Heroes are regardless of age or status. Even if you are a beggar, you can still be a hero respected by thousands of people. Because you once worked hard to do something that others couldn't do... I heard that in a small village recently, a child fell into the water. At that time, the shore was surrounded by onlookers, but no one dared to go into the water to save him. It's a famous saying: I'm not very good at water. Some people are even still lamenting: How pitiful, such a young child is about to die. If you really feel pitiful, why don't you go and save him? If everyone lends a hand, we will be able to fish this child out. But no... At this time a beggar appeared and jumped down to save the child. People around him praised the beggar and called him a hero. The child's mother came and was about to kneel down when she saw the savior, but smelled a foul smell. He suddenly noticed that the man who saved his child was actually a beggar. The knee that she was about to kneel down to say thank you suddenly came back. She even felt a little disdainful in her heart, feeling that this beggar did not deserve her thanks, but she hurriedly thanked him and left for the sake of face. This can't help but make me feel a little sad. Why can't beggars be heroes? Without this beggar, would you still be able to see your son? The answer is of course no, but this woman still dislikes beggars. What do you think about "beggars becoming heroes"?
good looking good looking
Any more? Can anyone recommend some good books to me?
He is more miserable than Sanmao and more resentful than Dou E.
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Official(80)Scraped 20d ago
It looks good, I recommend it, and it's too early to put it on the shelves! ! !
In addition, I hope to give Ah Qi a good ending, so I have ordered all of them
.
The writing is so good, and apart from being too depressing, this book could actually be sold as a physical copy. . . .
It poisoned me😓
I don't understand what the author is trying to express. After reading more than 30 chapters, I feel so poisoned.
They say the male protagonist is miserable, just like a broom star. Unlucky for so and so. Some people who say they cry are really incomprehensible. It is not the male protagonist who is miserable but the people around him. I just finished reading the free chapter and haven't watched it since.
What time will it be updated?
What time will it be updated? What time will it be updated?
The characters' emotions are highly contagious.
The thoughts of people's hearts are expressed very clearly, and their emotions are expressed vividly. Whenever the protagonist encounters something, the readers feel uneasy and start to worry about him. [Emot=default,80/] The protagonist's next encounter makes people worry, and this emotion is conveyed so successfully. Can't help but give it a thumbs up. 👍Keep up the good work, I'm following you. I really can't figure out why so many people read those books about cultivating immortals, but not this masterpiece... I hope everyone can read this masterpiece. I'm really looking forward to the next chapter.
After reading forty chapters, I woke up twice, and the rest were just stupid! I didn't understand!
Don't understand what the main purpose of this book is?
Why can't beggars be heroes?
Heroes should be respected, worshiped and looked up to by everyone. Heroes are regardless of age or status. Even if you are a beggar, you can still be a hero respected by thousands of people. Because you once worked hard to do something that others couldn't do... I heard that in a small village recently, a child fell into the water. At that time, the shore was surrounded by onlookers, but no one dared to go into the water to save him. It's a famous saying: I'm not very good at water. Some people are even still lamenting: How pitiful, such a young child is about to die. If you really feel pitiful, why don't you go and save him? If everyone lends a hand, we will be able to fish this child out. But no... At this time a beggar appeared and jumped down to save the child. People around him praised the beggar and called him a hero. The child's mother came and was about to kneel down when she saw the savior, but smelled a foul smell. He suddenly noticed that the man who saved his child was actually a beggar. The knee that she was about to kneel down to say thank you suddenly came back. She even felt a little disdainful in her heart, feeling that this beggar did not deserve her thanks, but she hurriedly thanked him and left for the sake of face. This can't help but make me feel a little sad. Why can't beggars be heroes? Without this beggar, would you still be able to see your son? The answer is of course no, but this woman still dislikes beggars. What do you think about "beggars becoming heroes"?
good looking good looking
Any more? Can anyone recommend some good books to me?
He is more miserable than Sanmao and more resentful than Dou E.
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