
Showbiz: I Signed In on Back to Field with Dilraba from the Start
娱乐:开局和胖迪一起签到向往
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 3.9M Words
- Genre
- Urban Romance
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- Faloo
Synopsis
All-time: Reads, Flowers.
2kChapters
27.8MReads
186.6kFlowers
10.0Score
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Are there any books where the heroine is Han Hong?
Why do so many old books return to the recommendation list recently? Is it going to get cold? Moreover, the new book recommendation has not been updated for a long time. Is this thing about to get cold?
He self-righteously creates a smoking persona in front of the audience, as if he is afraid that others will not know that celebrities also smoke. This is really the ego of a smoker author who leads a failed life. Abandoned.
Actresses in the entertainment industry are clearly priced, don't you think?
This protagonist is a bitch and wants to build an archway
I feel embarrassed every time I see a poem written in seven steps, mainly because I didn't write it myself.
All right! Although I saw that Song Qian was very dramatic and was the first to have a child, I can only say that you are the author and you are awesome! What a drama! Not to mention other things, Song Qian's appearance is not on the same level as Acriba Reba's power!
Reba is a traffic niche? The author is awesome
He's so pretentious. He has nothing to do with anyone else. Everyone else is just a fool.
This guy is too pretentious and can compose a poem in seven steps. Is it necessary to write a poem, not to mention copying it? . . . . . . . . . . .