Han Yu transmigrates into a TV drama and obtains a God-Tier Intelligence System.
First, he sweet-talks model Tian Lu into a stupor at a bar.
Then, just after stepping outside, he runs into the drunk Jiang Dalin.
Without a second thought, Han Yu carries Jiang Dalin home.
Jiang Dalin: "Mr. Han Yu is exactly the kind of talent DL Communications needs most."
Tian Lu: "Han Yu is the man who knows me best."
Shu Qing: "If it weren't for Han Yu, my plan would have almost succeeded."
Ma Bang*: "Dalin, I'm sorry, but Han Yu is my true love."
Wei Zhe: "I never thought I'd lose to a psychologist."
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
Someone who was reading this book said, "I'm coding!"
All books with the word "Jiepan" in their titles will be boycotted with a four-point evaluation vote in favor of an improved Feilu culture.
In the sunny afternoon, the rooster and the hen lay on the pile to bask in the sun. Suddenly, the hen ouched, then pointed at her belly towards the rooster and said shyly: "It seems there is fetal movement!" The rooster sneered and said: "Is that fetal movement? Your balls hurt..."...
It would be meaningless if we don't have a harem.
Stella, isn't she pretty? Sister Yu, doesn't she smell good?
Just to make a fuss, lest the author think that there is no eunuch
I would like to ask if this book should be read by Jiang Dalin. If you do, you should not read it. It is poisonous. The two recent TV series have used female protagonists to set off female supporting characters. One is an elite lawyer, and the other is an elite lawyer. Both of them are virgin heroines. They have no ability to think. Whoever helps the other miserably does not care about the relationship of interests at all. It is uncomfortable to watch.
I want to ask who is Jiang Dalin?
The author made Li Jingrou and He Jun too dark, and the protagonist's character also tends to be dark, which is not good. You must know that people yearn for light. I hope the author will think carefully before writing!
It's cool to write a book with your brain in mind