[1ⅴ1 Text, beast world, single pet, secret love]
Xiao Li, a second-year student majoring in Chinese medicine. One day, when she was shopping, her cute sister in school uniform stuffed a comic into her hands. It was a 1VN article. She said it was very interesting and pushed it to her to read. However, she had already read part of it and was not very interested. Who would have thought that the girl in school uniform would slip away after stuffing the book to her? It was dropped, and the result was that Ku Kaka had a car accident, so she passed through the book and became a fox with a similar name in the comics. She was still a cannon fodder character who couldn't survive more than 10 episodes before she died. It was really bloody. It was a familiar book-traveling novel routine. The only difference was, why didn't she have a "gold finger"? ? Not even in the system? ? ? And why does she trigger the vicious heroine mode and start the plot as soon as she gets close to the heroine in the comic? !
Reader comments
I came across it suddenly last night, and I finally stayed up late to finish reading the current plot. I really like the heroine and the lion [send my heart]. How can I say that the plot overall gave me a dull and ups and downs. Although some plots are similar to many novels I have read, I would have thought it was boring at first, but it always attracted me to read more. This attraction is because of the vivid description of the lion (while watching it, I was always worried about the development of the relationship between the lion and the heroine, and just wanted them to be together as soon as possible [shy])
Not bad, it looks good, come on, come on, come on, come on, I'm following you, I want to keep updating.
I came across it suddenly last night, and I finally stayed up late to finish reading the current plot. I really like the heroine and the lion [send my heart]. How can I say that the plot overall gave me a dull and ups and downs. Although some plots are similar to many novels I have read, I would have thought it was boring at first, but it always attracted me to read more. This attraction is because of the vivid description of the lion (while watching it, I was always worried about the development of the relationship between the lion and the heroine, and just wanted them to be together as soon as possible [shy])
Not bad, it looks good, come on, come on, come on, come on, I'm following you, I want to keep updating.