You Ate My Takeout and Cried from the Spice, Now You Want Compensation?

It's their problem if someone eats it without your knowledge. If you know someone wants to steal your takeout and order it extra spicy on purpose, causing someone else's accident, it's your problem. You're still writing about promoting law?

In fact, if that guy said, "I want to eat spicy food, how do I know your child will eat it?" That guy would have nothing wrong with him, but the problem is that the person said too much that the takeaway was to get revenge on the child, thus turning the victim into a perpetrator.

In order to set off the protagonist's awesomeness and positive attitude, the public and public opinion are described as if they are weak and indifferent to right and wrong, deliberately exaggerating a situation where everyone is drunk and I am alone. But then I think about it, most of us who read books are just ordinary beings. Such a picture is really disgusting.

As long as you have no morals, no one can morally kidnap you.

It would be fine if it were written as normal, but it is necessary to write the evil of people in a big way and the good in a small way. The so-called stimulating readers to continue reading is actually making people follow the story. As for the first thing, children secretly eat takeaways. In the real world, people who have gone through nine years of compulsory education will view things ideally. Except for a few people who slip through the net and have a heart full of Mary, this kind of people are the easiest to be paced. I dare say that 90% of people will stand by those who have their takeaways stolen. It's just that the current law protects the rights of minors. The so-called fairness, I just want to say that justice is in the heart of the people. Back to this novel, the protagonist was stolen fourteen times, which made me laugh to death. However, if a person is stolen two or three times, he will call the police directly. The protagonist is so big-hearted, why should he study law or nm? It is also said that the protagonist likes to eat abnormal spicy food. Why didn't he order it before and ordered it for the fourteenth time? It was just to prepare for the plot. He said it was not intentional. It made me laugh to death.

I am speechless, and police have become a banned word.

Are netizens really so slutty?

I just read this news a few days ago. I never expected that I would read the novel in Feilu

They have never met anyone who is ruthless and serious, and 50% of netizens are unwilling to use their brains. They have also taken advantage of the herd mentality and luck mentality of the remaining 80% of netizens to create online farces again and again.

New Orleans grilled wings are so spicy. You Xin ate it once and drank two bottles of water immediately. He squatted on the ground in pain and almost went to the hospital. But I still got through it.