Grave Robbing*******

[No heroine + original character + funny + strange brain circuit (the author writes whatever he thinks of)] (Brainless, brainless, brainless, brainless is the worst affected area! Say important things three times. This is a book where the author lets himself go. The characters may be a bit shabby. If you don't like it, don't read it. I won't deliberately discredit the original character. Let me explain in advance, why you are brainless, and I don't pay attention to the plot.) (Setting: The protagonist is a patient with severe facial control + a double-sword character + a rich family, good fortune + not a member of the Nine Sects) In a word, I spent half a million for a man. Is this a distortion of human nature or a loss of morality? I want to see the follow-up of v I am fifty, and let's listen to the next game. Qi Yan was born in Yuzhou, the only son of the second elder of the Qi family. Qi Yan, Wu Xie's good brother when he was in school, went to the United States to study for a few years because of business and academic problems. He is arrogant and domineering. Of course, this is what outsiders say about Qi Yan. After all, someone who likes to throw money at people can indeed be called arrogant and domineering. Qi Yan's life motto is that there is nothing that money cannot solve. If there is, it is because there is not enough money.