Alas, the Prince's Alluring Charm

Sui Yu is Chu Qi's ray of light in the endless dark abyss. It is this ray of light that pulls her from this abyss to another deeper and larger abyss. And Mo Qi is the maltose on the seventh day of the lunar month. He was snatched away before he even tasted the sweetness💔💔💔.

It's so cruel! ! ! It abused my tears and my tissues! ! ! Md! Are my tears free of charge? Are my tissues free of charge? Especially the paper towels, there are no packs of them, it feels heartbreaking. Alas, I may be bankrupt soon.

Just one word! Abuse! Too damn cruel!

Why is it that no one reads such a beautiful little book? Compared with the hundreds of thousands of readers who have the so-called 9.5, I seriously doubt that the ratings and comments are all hype, and the author is simply a pearl in the dust!

This book really made me cry, it was so sad. I want to know what the author's mood was when he wrote this book. (╯-╰) I'm asking the author, will the money for toilet paper be reimbursed? 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭

Very good, the scumbag fell in love but never got it again. This kind of ending is the best ending. It is much better than a reunion. The heroine's life is too pitiful. The person she loved calculated everything thoroughly. The only person who didn't lie to her died so early. It's really cruel. The hero is a big bastard!

All the lovers are not together after all, Xiao Chuqi and Qi Mo, Qingfeng and Fei Bai, Mo Xiaoyun and Yi Xian, and at the beginning Chen Chuqi and Sui Yu, all of them are bereft. The light that Xiao Chuqi had at the beginning no longer wanted her, and later Qi Mo, who gave him light again, also left her. No one could treat her as well as Qi Mo, and she died at the end of the term because they were the happiest. When

It's all about not cherishing people when they give their sincerity. When the person who gives his sincerity is disappointed, takes it back, and regrets it again, people can never learn to exchange sincerity for sincerity.

I watched it before it was finished. It was too long ago and I kind of forgot about the plot. It's sad but not sad, it's a dull pain, and overall it's pretty good-looking, especially if it's a good article in Tomato! The story is not long, the plot is compact and not procrastinating, and even if there are twists and turns, it is not a back-and-forth twist. If you can accept the sadness and be in the full text, you can read it. It's still better than most silly and elementary school students' writing styles.

My heart aches, it's so uncomfortable, Chu Qi is so pitiful