Fragrant Hands: All My Customers Are Beauties

No, man. In what era are we now, are there still such old-fashioned gangsters surrounding women in alleys? Little gangsters sb, women sb, you also sb? Not to mention surveillance, but how many times has this woman cowered in the alley?

I watched it, but it feels a bit difficult. Since the protagonist knows that it is an era of technology and ruthless work, since he has never thought of going to the Internet to promote his store? Or hold activities at the door to attract customers? Just sit in the store all day? The most difficult thing is that my heart aches when I mention my ex-girlfriend's name. Why do you feel pain? If you want to say how many years have passed between the two of them and how many things they have experienced, then I still agree with it, but if they really have experienced so much, but they still left, then I won't say what the protagonist is like. If they only met for a short time, wouldn't the protagonist be even more clownish? What hurts you?

I haven't watched it yet, but I can already guess that the ex-girlfriend came back to cause trouble and was slapped in the face by the protagonist. . . . . .

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