Go on a Blind Date, Dad

Originally from pocket to the captain Then to Coke Every time, your novel attracts me, but every time the more I look at the back, the more disappointed I become. I accidentally read this novel today, and the style felt strangely familiar. "Ball, fans" "Game of Kings" Words like this always appear in your books, Actually, I really like your style. But why does it always end? ? ? I hope this novel doesn't fall apart in the middle and later stages. -From one of your less loyal readers who loves your writing style

Idiom Solitaire, whoever comes, don't be afraid to play impeccable

Can anyone explain to me why I can't read the Captain's book anymore? I also like the captain's son-in-law~(≧▽≦)/~Hey, I've been under a lot of academic pressure lately! Now I have time to read a book. I never thought that things have changed and the Captain's Son-in-law can't be read anymore. I'm so sad (>_<). It's just like Xiaolong's Hell. It makes me very uncomfortable. Now that I can't read such a good book, do you think you're angry?

What did you see? . . . .

The protagonist has the ability to absorb water. . . Just now, my imagination suddenly opened up. Will the protagonist suck up all the water when he has sex with a woman? According to the water absorption power described in the book, will it be dry all the time during sex? It must hurt a lot. . . . . There should be likes here. . . .

Once upon a time, there was a scholar who lived in a peaceful mountain village. He had an elegant temperament, but he was very ugly. One day, the scholar met a stunning girl on his way to school and fell in love with her at first sight. Later, he found out that the girl was a fairy who strayed into the world. They had a very happy conversation, so he took her home. Soon, they got married. One day, they went for a walk in the market together. A group of naughty children came over and pointed at the scholar and said: "Look at this man! He is so ugly!" The fairy was very confused after hearing this, so he asked the scholar what ugliness meant. The scholar was helpless after hearing this, but in the face of the fairy's pure eyes, he could only say helplessly: "Ugly means just like me." Unexpectedly, the fairy grinned after hearing this, "It turns out that the ugliness is due to my husband's appearance, so this must be a compliment." After that, she took the scholar back to the village. Days passed by, Shusheng was getting older, and the wrinkles on her face were getting more and more day by day, but the fairy still had that flower-like appearance, unaffected by the years. One day, the scholar said to the fairy: "Go away, I can't protect you anymore." But the fairy refused and stayed with the scholar. One day, the scholar didn't come home all night for some unknown reason. The fairy was very confused, but she didn't say anything. Until one day, the fairy heard that the scholar was staying at a widow's house in the village. She was very angry and questioned the scholar. The scholar replied: "I don't have much time left. I just want to leave an heir." It turned out that the scholar and the fairy had not consummated their marriage since they got married. So the fairy asked the scholar how he could give him an heir. The scholar told the fairy that as long as they slept together, they could have children. The fairy took the scholar to the inner room. The scholar weighed it again and again and decided to leave a child for himself, so he took off his pants. When the fairy saw it, his eyes suddenly widened. He pointed to the scholar's crotch in surprise and said, "Sir! I have this thing... Too!"

Is the male protagonist a virgin? Is the heroine a virgin? If the heroine is not from the original, then it is a second-hand product!

I really liked the author's book. It took me three days to catch up from chapter 40. This was the first time I read more than 2,000 minutes a week. The author's plot makes me want to put it down, and I hope there will be more updates.

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This book is simply useless