Fairy, Don’t Look Back. I’ll Make a Run for It After I’m Done Fawning Over You

The author is quite good. This kind of subject matter can make some poisonous points disappear and be transformed into the content of the work. The writing style is okay. Although emotions are a bit difficult to write, in this era, as long as true feelings are needed, the emotional improvement can only be achieved by the author's writing. At the same time, the fun points have not disappeared. Coupled with the inherent humor, I think this book will achieve something if it persists. Time will prove everything.

Great book! It gave me a big surprise! Keep this flavor! The previous section was fine, but the section to Zuijian Peak was a bit rushed and not enjoyable! It would be silly without the addition in front. Hehe

It looks good, the licking is not painful at all, and it's also very funny 😂

It's very interesting. It's my first time watching this kind of genre. The plot is very interesting. There is no big poison, but there is a little bit of minor poison. There are quite a few people who left because of the protagonist master. It will be explained later that the protagonist master did not really fall in love with the ruthless boy to practice Wangqing Kendo. The main reason is that he didn't know that he was his childhood playmate. He accidentally killed him and felt very guilty. It was not because of being trapped by love. In the early stage, licking others is for experience points, but in the later stage, others licking the protagonist is really licking 🤦

This book is really good, I can read it in one sitting with interest. The author should pay attention. Just practice whatever you want, and just be single-minded. There is a limit to all five of them at most. If there are more, it will be a poisonous point. There are two books I read, both of which had such poisonous points, which caused the ratings to be neither high nor low. The protagonist doesn't have much cultivation himself, yet he recruits disciples and is nosy. In a book that has no poisonous points, you insist on creating poisonous points.

A very beautiful book, a treasure-level, very beautiful book. I think the content and plot are very good. The content and plot are all positive and uplifting. It highlights the great rivers and mountains of the motherland. I think this is a very worthy recommendation. It is a classic book in Tomato. It is also my fate to encounter this book in the vast sea of ​​people.

🤔 This licking dog is different from the licking dog I thought. The plot I thought was twists and turns. 🍉 The protagonist has a smooth journey from being a domestic slave to his current position. The person he licked in the end quickly fell in love with the male protagonist. The favorability level is also weird. Every female character who licks is like this hard licking and then falls in love. The sense of disobedience is high and it becomes uncomfortable to watch. There is also the licking upgrade. Most of them are upgraded by talking about it. With some practical operations, I hope that this kind of disgusting character can appear that cannot be achieved later. Also, the moves are really weird, especially if the chest is smashed with big rocks and you have become an immortal. This move is invincible if it is produced through the system. [Learned] According to this routine, I feel that there are more and more women in the back, and there are more and more love rivals. But I always feel that these people will definitely not be as good as the male protagonist. I feel that in the back, they will be just like Ben. [Chigua] More twists and turns. This journey is fun and the system gives me the feeling of an NPC world. Personal opinion.

It's well-written, mean-spirited, and a joy to watch. Should we also be bolder and let go of our bodies and minds to speak our thoughts out loud?

I'm not a sailor, but I sincerely recommend it. One of the few who actually read it, but the number of words is a bit short. I can't tell after reading it, so I'll fill it in for you.

Not bad, not bad. I finally found a book on the recommendation list that I can read.