[BG 1V1 Dual Purity, Empty, Slow Heat - Bai Qiehei is black, beautiful and sassy, but has a tear-incontinent constitution and is a mischievous female protagonist ✘ She is mentally divided in many ways, but her main character is a chirping, social-phobic, wife-dominated male protagonist]
Yan Jijia lived in seclusion in a high-tech village in the mountains since he was a child. At the age of eighteen, he was kicked out by the villagers to observe how ordinary humans live.
The euphemistic name is that although we are a science and technology village, everyone must be able to integrate harmoniously and naturally into the world of ordinary people when they step out of the mountains.
The first priority is to go to college well, but no one told her that on the first day of college, she would be laughed at for wearing a red and green floral dress!
Are these people blind? With her appearance, she is so beautiful even if she is wearing a sack, okay?
Yan Jijia lowered her head and cautiously played the role of the ignorant little white flower. Her heart was agitated and her eyes filled with tears.
Watching passers-by turn on the microphone for her and point out those who pointed at her.
Thank you, my kind mouthpieces! You are the light in my dark life~
In the blink of an eye, she was sitting on a gaming chair in her big villa at night, tearfully complaining about someone on the mic. In fact, she was really happy when she complained, but her tears were disobedient!
Reader comments
It's very interesting, but why didn't many people watch it or rate it?
The emotional line of this book is a little slower in the early stages, but faster in the later stages. Everything else is pretty good, and the writing is okay. I haven't seen any typos, and then I feel that the ending is a bit sloppy. I don't feel anything else about it. I can accept this emotional line, and there aren't too many weird points (personal opinion, don't comment)
I think it's so funny and the female protagonist is so interesting [laughs][laughs][laughs][laughs] Can you give more details about the male protagonist? [You taste it carefully] [You taste it carefully] I couldn't even guess who the male protagonist was before starting [Thinking] [Thinking]
Give yourself a review [cover your face][cover your face]
Oh my god, if you still have such a domineering boss, please give me one [laughing][laughing]
It's still pretty good to watch, but it just feels the same as if it didn't have a male protagonist.
It's very interesting, but why didn't many people watch it or rate it? The emotional line of this book is a little slower in the early stages, but faster in the later stages. Everything else is pretty good, and the writing is okay. I haven't seen any typos, and then I feel that the ending is a bit sloppy. I don't feel anything else about it. I can accept this emotional line, and there aren't too many weird points (personal opinion, don't comment)
I think it's so funny and the female protagonist is so interesting [laughs][laughs][laughs][laughs] Can you give more details about the male protagonist? [You taste it carefully] [You taste it carefully] I couldn't even guess who the male protagonist was before starting [Thinking] [Thinking]
Give yourself a review [cover your face][cover your face]
Oh my god, if you still have such a domineering boss, please give me one [laughing][laughing]
It's still pretty good to watch, but it just feels the same as if it didn't have a male protagonist.