Bringing Goods to Sell Oranges, You Made a Backstory?

How can I put it this way? The book is quite interesting, but it's a bit unacceptable to have these famous poems and lines that have been passed down through the ages tied to the goods.

Gu Yi's power basically relies on borrowing. This kind of power is not stronger than his own.

Age is a problem. Even if you have talent, it is just like specialization, but what about the protagonist? I make up stories, write essays, write poems, make movies, write novels, and recently became a musician. I think there is nothing I can't do except giving birth to children, and everything else is at the ceiling level in the current field. Aren't you afraid of being caught and used as a guinea pig?

Do we need to carry another poem about "chrysanthemum"? There are already poems about the "Three Gentlemen" and the last one is "gentleman", so let's bring "chrysanthemum" too!

I feel that if I choose this subject, I would say that the original text is very watery, but not whether the original text has a sense of substitution.

I really don't know if the author who updated so slowly hasn't starved to death yet

I think it would be more reasonable to change the background of the back view to the fact that the protagonist met an old man before and became his friend since his death. The old man told the protagonist his story.

Considering that we are very tight these days, it is not easy to gain experience, so whatever, I will give you a good fortune. ┣┫████┃Water┃███┃ ┃┃████┃Emperor┃███┃ ┃┃████┃True┃███┃

In this magical parallel world, everything can be seamlessly integrated, and the whole world feels it is reasonable. It is touching and makes me cry!

It wasn't until Chapter 43 that the second one was officially revealed.

Regarding Tianbang's follow-up book "Journey to the West: Mistaking Wukong for his nephew!" Chapter 44: How about letting monkeys guard the peach garden? [First update, please comment on the flowers] Chapter comments.

Disciples of the Beggar Clan came to see the Green Turtle

About Chocolate Impermanence's book "Let you build prosthetic limbs, will the patients become Iron Man?" 32. I just found out too! Chapter review.

Murderous Ink, a lot of nonsense.

**Come on, why are there only two hundred of them? Why do they change as they are written?