
My Beloved Girlfriend, Qiao Yingzi
我的欢喜女友乔英子
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 834k Words
- Genre
- Urban Romance
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 5y ago
- Source
- Faloo
Synopsis
All-time: Reads, Flowers.
352Chapters
6.1MReads
241.2kFlowers
10.0Score
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And delayed for eighty minutes,
What's going on? There are a lot of people who inexplicably call for single female protagonists, and there are also people who say that multiple female protagonists are against the rules. Are you not allowed to violate the rules in Feilu? There was actually a girl who asked to be given away. Apart from other things, Tao Zi and Pig's Feet were already so ambiguous and why were they given away? What benefit does it do you if the author starves to death? Hiding evil intentions!!!
A single heroine is justice. The harem era has long passed. The author insists on it.
Author, you have written the protagonist and Yingzi so sweetly, so it is best to just have a single female protagonist. There is no shortage of harems, but a single female protagonist.
A single heroine is great, why do you want two heroines? Are boys so persistent in this dream? (Dementia-ing)
Women have two advantages, but there is a loophole; although men have no advantages, they have one advantage; men often seize the two advantages of women and use their own strengths to make up for the loopholes of women. This is called a perfect match. Why are men smart? It's because men have two heads; why women love to eat, it's because women have two mouths. Why do men and women get married? Because men have figured it out and women have figured it out. And why the divorce? Because men know the depth, and women know the length. In the past, high school teachers always said that high school was tight but college was loose. Now that I think about it, it's really a sentence worth savoring.
It's so difficult for Qiao Yingzi. In every Xiao Huanxi novel, the protagonist has to have a harem.
How many wives are there? If it's just Yingzi, don't drag Taozi around all the time. I'm tired of looking at it.
Could the author please find a handsome guy weighing over 200 pounds to come out and take a look?
Don't write about a single heroine, you need to understand your position as a reader