Awesome, Brother Flathead

You said the eunuch cut into pieces, keep it in mind

What is your live broadcast room number? I want to see it too.

Come on, work hard and uphold prosperity and democracy. Updates are too slow. Hurry up😊

Is this a eunuch? Is something wrong? Still can't write anymore? ? ? Can you post a single chapter about it? If something happens, we can wait. If you are a eunuch, then. . . And off we went. I originally wanted to gain weight and read it again, but I just saw how long it was, only five chapters, and it turns out that it has been more than a month since the update, so you can't continue writing?

Emm, it's hard to find books lately! (I've been to many websites) - A sigh from a ten-year-old bookworm

First of all, the subject matter of this book is very novel. A human soul travels into the body of Brother Flathead and starts a series of stories. I especially want to ask the following questions about this book: 1. Does Zhao Yi appear in so many chapters to become the heroine? 2. Will the male protagonist Fang Xiu become a human in the future? 3. Is the male protagonist the Virgin? (I've always seen the male protagonist say: Human beings can't do it. If humans attack the male protagonist or his family in the future, what will the male protagonist do?) I personally felt that the male protagonist stayed in the zoo for too long. The whole story was filled with acquaintances such as Fang Xiu and Zhao Yi. The progress was too slow. After the male protagonist has the ability to protect himself, he should gradually develop outward. Also, the male protagonist seems a bit weak and exploited by various countries. The male protagonist has a gloomy face and does not say anything. The system does not know why, but there is no response when Zhang monitors the male protagonist's phone call with his family. This should involve system secrets, or it may be that the author is doing something to set the stage. In short, I hope the book will be a big hit, so go for it, author.

So I cut it anyway. . .

When this book becomes popular, call me (meaning give me a thumbs up).

Is the guy with the crew cut on the cover bald?

One thousand years later, philosophy is still with me It's worth looking back on the past, but the friendship between brothers will last forever