Meng Yanchen, the Male Partner, Defeats Xu Qin, the Female Protagonist

First I saw how cool your introduction was, and then when I saw the content of Chapter 5, the system task compulsory guide Xu Qin, otherwise I would know that what you wrote was a JB. What age is it? If you want to write a cool article, it would be fun. Why should you put this forced control aside?

I think the main character is stupid, really.

As soon as I see the heroine of the guide, I forcefully, directly, fuck you, let's see how many people can stay and watch.

You have to conquer the heroine, right?

I'm so convinced. The male protagonist is not his original self. Is it necessary to lick him like this? A woman like this is just an immature white-eyed wolf. She just throws her out of the house. There is no need to care whether she is dead or alive. The male protagonist's family are all bad people.

More updates. . . The writing is not done, but it feels very flavorful. . . Just be careful not to modify the settings of the original work. You can add your own settings but do not modify the settings of the original work. . . .

Is this a time-travel trip with an Itotong*?

There is a hole in my brain, what the hell can I write?

Don't worry about people like them who curse at the beginning, just write well.

Perhaps from the protagonist's point of view, being so far away from Xu Qin and Song Yan is too advantageous for them, and the two of them would think that the protagonist is unjustly afraid of them. Wouldn't it be better for them to live a life that is worse than death, suppressed and humiliated, and ruined by social disgrace? The system only said that the protagonist should capture Xu Qin, but it did not say that they must obtain a certificate to hold a wedding and make love. The protagonist only needs to use a bug to deceive the system and then he can do whatever he wants.

Commentary on Chapter 3: Gringotts Exchange for Gold Galleons in "Hogwarts: Wand in the Left Hand and Dragon Pattern in the Right Hand" written by Lord Fu.