Xu Damao: Don't Mess with Me, I've Got an Older Brother!

Is there any difference between a brother who gives good food to others and never thinks about his own brother, and a stupid pig? **

Your brother really picked him up and didn't enjoy any benefits from you.

Here she is messing with Qin, and there she is messing with her son to death. The protagonist is more of a beast than a beast.

When I saw Qin Huairu give him money and food, it made me crazy. My brother didn't give anything to anyone else. He is really the protagonist.

Isn't there a brother who is a policeman? Does anyone know which book it is?

After reading two or three chapters, I feel really **

Haha, when people travel to a courtyard house and work, they will be assigned rooms. No matter whether they are workshop workers, buyers, cooks, security guards, or section chiefs in the office, they will be assigned rooms. How come Xu Changqing, a college student propaganda section chief at Peking University, is not assigned rooms? Has that house been embezzled by Factory Manager Yang?

Morality: The emperor is the noblest, the gentleman is the humble nobleman, but it is said that we should respect the old, love the young, and respect the elders. There are only unfilial children and unfilial parents? If older people can be arrogant, then the little devils can come and kill hundreds of people who are 1,000 or 100 years old in Forty-Nine City. They can exterminate the entire clan in Forty-Nine City.

The second generation of Silly Pillars, Xu Dasha is even stupider than Xu Damao. Xu Damao has no long-term vision and is a bit petty.

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