In 2023, Liu Aiguo traveled back to the courtyard house of the 1960s, and after rescuing Lou Xiaoe and his daughter, he activated the golden finger he brought with him, and he lived happily ever after.
"This book has many female protagonists. If you don't like it, don't enter." I didn't exchange high technology or materials for status, and I won't write about living in Hong Kong. He focuses on living a carefree life, but he doesn't care about things that make him uncomfortable... Okay, no more spoilers. All readers of Mao Sai Wu Yanzu can find out by reading below, I guarantee you will enjoy it.
Reader comments
It's really wronging you to write a novel on Tomato.
It would be a pity not to write essays. Writing novels is a waste of talent.
Give it 3 stars for the mother-daughter flower shit. "I" is included in every sentence. You are writing novels, not reports! The plot doesn't flow smoothly, and it feels like it's going here and there. Make more preparations.
Poison. . . . . .
Don't make your abilities so rigid, don't go to worlds where you can cultivate immortals and have supernatural powers, don't participate in those worlds, but it doesn't prevent the protagonist and the protagonist's women from cultivating.
The first-person pronoun of "I" can be corrected. Using "I" does not give people the illusion that they are the protagonist. Using "I" gives the impression that it is not a novel, but a story told by the protagonist.
It's really wronging you to write a novel on Tomato.
It would be a pity not to write essays. Writing novels is a waste of talent.
Give it 3 stars for the mother-daughter flower shit. "I" is included in every sentence. You are writing novels, not reports! The plot doesn't flow smoothly, and it feels like it's going here and there. Make more preparations.
Poison. . . . . .
Don't make your abilities so rigid, don't go to worlds where you can cultivate immortals and have supernatural powers, don't participate in those worlds, but it doesn't prevent the protagonist and the protagonist's women from cultivating. The first-person pronoun of "I" can be corrected. Using "I" does not give people the illusion that they are the protagonist. Using "I" gives the impression that it is not a novel, but a story told by the protagonist.