National Fate: The Worlds of Movies and TV I've Seen
国运：只有我看过的影视世界
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 249k Words
- Genre
- Urban Romance
- Subgenre
- Urban Superpowers
- Updated
- 3y ago
- Source
- Faloo
Synopsis
All-time: Reads, Flowers.
138Chapters
2.3MReads
1.7kFlowers
9.8Score
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Reader comments 9
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Those who worship foreigners and favor foreigners must not be rewarded, and corrupt officials must not be rewarded for being traitors and evildoers.
If you can't write, don't write. Two walking 500,000 people who do not care about China should not be rewarded.
So so far, the pig's feet have absorbed all the opponent's internal energy and then done nothing? Not killing or touching the corpse???
It took half a year to prepare for the live broadcast of the National Games. Let the public intellectual explain it??? Speechless.
SB, why don't you kill those two people for the sake of development? Let's not mention that others are going to kill you. You have absorbed all the inner strength of others and discovered their adultery. Don't you want to silence them and wait for others to call someone to kill you? How can this develop?
Commentary on Chapter 1: The Battlefield of National Destiny written by Xingguang Guanglian, "National Destiny: A Film and Television World Only I Have Seen".
Commentary on Chapter 69: The Feeling of Cheating and Upgrading, "National Destiny: A Film and Television World Only I Have Seen" written by Xing Guanggliang.
Commentary on Chapter 57: Lingbo Weibu, written by Xingguang Guanglan, "National Destiny: A Film and Television World Only I Have Seen".
Commentary on Chapter 44: The West Reacted Quickly in "The Destiny of the Nation: A Film and Television World Only I Have Seen" written by Xing Guanggliang.