The most outrageous screenwriter of the year once traveled through time and encountered the outrageous incident of his younger sister being caught and raped. If his father doesn't love his mother, he should be self-reliant.
I thought what I wrote was already very bloody, but I didn't expect that Mr. Ancient Storybook's was even more boring.
From then on, she mastered bloody routines, dominated the theater, and captured the hearts of girls all over the world!
But... Why is there something wrong with the male protagonist she chose?
"I've taken over this fish pond, honey."
"You can't escape from my grasp, little wildcat."
"Look, what a refreshing scene, aren't you excited?"
Everyone looked at Song Yiyi with very complicated expressions.
Crowd: Ahhh!
Fatty Boss: Hey, hey, Mr. Shi is the most handsome~
Shi Jing gritted his teeth: Get out! I won't act!
King Bingjian who is far away in the capital:? ! How could this person know so many inside stories? Must be silenced!
Song Yiyi:? ?
Reader comments
It has always been emphasized that the heroine is powerless, always encounters danger and always likes to go out. The heroine likes to write storybooks, and she can also use them to satirize other people, so why didn't she write a vicious cannon fodder based on her eldest sister when she was so vicious? There is also a female protagonist who has been bullied and refused to resist, but she has to go back and continue to be bullied. This is the most aggrieved female protagonist I have ever seen. And about the male protagonist being harassed all the time, author, what do you think? Why can't the male protagonist be the boss behind the scenes? He's not short of money either! There is even a contract of sale! ! Selling himself as a member of the royal family? Then the male protagonist will never be able to return to the royal family! And you said that the boss has business acumen and attaches great importance to interests, so how could Mr. Shu's boss leave his two cash cows to enjoy free meals? I only saw chapter 58 and couldn't stand it anymore. This is really amazing!
The more I watch, the more disgusted I feel. I guess I wanted to describe the happy-enemies type, but the more I watch, the more I feel speechless.
I regret not reading the comments
….. No wonder the points haven't been drawn yet
The plot is very cliche
The male protagonist takes advantage of the female protagonist's innocence from the beginning but is irresponsible. The female protagonist takes the initiative to hand the knife to others every time. She doesn't explain when she is framed, and doesn't fight back when bullied. She is deceived once and then deceived by the same person the next time. She says that women should be self-reliant, but she has to rely on others every time. She has no other strengths except being able to write storybooks.
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It has always been emphasized that the heroine is powerless, always encounters danger and always likes to go out. The heroine likes to write storybooks, and she can also use them to satirize other people, so why didn't she write a vicious cannon fodder based on her eldest sister when she was so vicious? There is also a female protagonist who has been bullied and refused to resist, but she has to go back and continue to be bullied. This is the most aggrieved female protagonist I have ever seen. And about the male protagonist being harassed all the time, author, what do you think? Why can't the male protagonist be the boss behind the scenes? He's not short of money either! There is even a contract of sale! ! Selling himself as a member of the royal family? Then the male protagonist will never be able to return to the royal family! And you said that the boss has business acumen and attaches great importance to interests, so how could Mr. Shu's boss leave his two cash cows to enjoy free meals? I only saw chapter 58 and couldn't stand it anymore. This is really amazing!
The more I watch, the more disgusted I feel. I guess I wanted to describe the happy-enemies type, but the more I watch, the more I feel speechless.
I regret not reading the comments
….. No wonder the points haven't been drawn yet
The plot is very cliche
The male protagonist takes advantage of the female protagonist's innocence from the beginning but is irresponsible. The female protagonist takes the initiative to hand the knife to others every time. She doesn't explain when she is framed, and doesn't fight back when bullied. She is deceived once and then deceived by the same person the next time. She says that women should be self-reliant, but she has to rely on others every time. She has no other strengths except being able to write storybooks.
Already read,. . . . . .
Author Dacai [Like][Like][Like][Like] Come on, come on, come on [Like][Like][Like][Like]