
Infinite Choices in the City
都市之无限选择
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 556k Words
- Genre
- Urban Romance
- Subgenre
- Urban Superpowers
- Updated
- 7y ago
- Source
- Faloo
Synopsis
All-time: Reads, Flowers.
318Chapters
6.1MReads
43.9kFlowers
10.0Score
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The current situation of Feilu's novels, leaving the system, no one patronizes, leaving a slap in the face, not being able to transition, leaving the routine, not enough words, talking about digging a hole, not caring about burying the soil, talking about the heroine, hugging her backwards, talking about the plot, the eternal routine, talking about being wonderful, all depends on the brain.
Is the male protagonist a slut? A 10-billion-dollar gift for being with a woman?
There's a power outage. Sorry, I haven't come yet.
I just want to know if so much money is spent and the world has tens of trillions or even more, will there not be a financial crisis?
Introduction: Strength**, Protagonist: I just want money!
Are you a eunuch? So we can delete your book
I usually post the first chapter after 12 noon, and three chapters in a row after 5 pm, guaranteeing four updates every day. If you have any questions, please leave them in the comment area, and I will try my best to correct them.
I'd better go back to Feilu. The novels in other places are too cruel. I just read one. All the women in the male protagonist are married to other people. Oh, this is simply Qingqing*hara. I won't dare to read novels elsewhere in the future.
Today's novels are all the same. Showing off and getting slapped in the face every day.
I watched it for more than 20 years and still don't understand it. . . It's all the same old routine and boring to watch. . .