There are many outrageous things. Shen Anan unfortunately encountered one of them, and was unfortunately bound to the system. She began to survive in more outrageous events. The system promised her that as long as she experienced enough outrageous events, she could accumulate merit and return to the original world...
The sister of the love-brained brother—the love-brain? This will cure you!
The miracle doctor who was ruined for the rest of his life—what? I'll make sure you don't have the rest of your life!
The daughter of a scumbag father—father? No family property is important!
The wild-growing rose girl - I want to be myself without fear of restraint!
The poor wife of a domestic violence man - the scumbag she beat called me daddy!
Tbc…
Reader comments
The protagonist disguises himself as a group pet and relies on memory to avoid danger. Summary of the full text
Cool article? Not at all. The protagonist has no ability and just relies on memory to avoid danger.
One shortcoming is that the text is too childish. People around the protagonist have no brains to pamper her. In fact, it doesn't matter if family and friends dote on her. I just write what they say. I feel so speechless. What's wrong with my female goose? Everyone's heart and eyes are full of the protagonist. In every story, the protagonist dresses up as various group pets. The family members are all powerful. They all have no brains to pet her. The protagonist is life, just like a licking dog.
The structure is compact and feels good, but there is one thing. In the first story, what kind of hatred does An An have with her? She wants to target An An from the beginning. This is not written out, but it feels very abrupt. The sudden and unclear hatred? If it's jealousy, it's okay to mention it once, it's better than not saying anything at all.
It's too boring. Do you deliberately go through the plot just for the sake of enjoyment? In the first world, why do you have to wait until your brother gets married to that girl before you can slap her in the face? In the third world, why do you have to wait until the heroine's 18th birthday party before you can slap the scumbag father in the face? I really don't like this kind of nagging, I just like the so-called "shuangwen" that makes sense.
A little cool, but not much
Very nice ￣ ￣)σ
It's great to watch, and the ending is pretty good.
The protagonist disguises himself as a group pet and relies on memory to avoid danger. Summary of the full text Cool article? Not at all. The protagonist has no ability and just relies on memory to avoid danger. One shortcoming is that the text is too childish. People around the protagonist have no brains to pamper her. In fact, it doesn't matter if family and friends dote on her. I just write what they say. I feel so speechless. What's wrong with my female goose? Everyone's heart and eyes are full of the protagonist. In every story, the protagonist dresses up as various group pets. The family members are all powerful. They all have no brains to pet her. The protagonist is life, just like a licking dog.
The structure is compact and feels good, but there is one thing. In the first story, what kind of hatred does An An have with her? She wants to target An An from the beginning. This is not written out, but it feels very abrupt. The sudden and unclear hatred? If it's jealousy, it's okay to mention it once, it's better than not saying anything at all.
It's too boring. Do you deliberately go through the plot just for the sake of enjoyment? In the first world, why do you have to wait until your brother gets married to that girl before you can slap her in the face? In the third world, why do you have to wait until the heroine's 18th birthday party before you can slap the scumbag father in the face? I really don't like this kind of nagging, I just like the so-called "shuangwen" that makes sense.
A little cool, but not much
Very nice ￣ ￣)σ
It's great to watch, and the ending is pretty good.