After Binding Two Systems, I Prolong My Life by Bluffing

The protagonist discovers that the partner likes him, and does not reveal it, just to pursue it hard for himself, to create a sense of security and confidence for him. He takes him to celebrate his birthday, and the other party confesses to him when he is moved, and stops him, making himself the one who reveals his love first. "I have known for a long time that my beloved concubine is a fox." Ahhhh! Talks! You deserve to have a wife! The only article I've read where the character's image is three-dimensional and full-bodied in addition to being cold and domineering. Shou is very interesting, not because he likes to play Internet memes, but because of his instinctive humor. I personally dislike the setting of sand sculpture, because using Internet memes as a mouth fetish is actually a bit cheap, but the protagonist Shou is very suitable to my liking, and he is a successfully created character. In other words, the author does not need to spend a lot of time to emphasize it. After reading it, I naturally had the idea that "they were made for each other". The setting is also very unique, which is relatively rare, and does not feel boring and boring. Great article, love reading it.

To be honest, I am really grateful to myself for clicking in yesterday and not quitting. This is really fine grain!!!!! Although there are not many people about it now, it is really a great book and worth reading. Moreover, it is very natural, a sand sculpture is a sand sculpture, it is natural and not embarrassing, and it is not like some books where the main characters are unclear and just like a collection of memes. Its characters are three-dimensional and worth liking. Okay, that's it for now. In two days, I'll sort it out and write a long review, recommend it to everyone, and tell you why I like this book so much. Go and see them all! Super pretty!

The author writes so well. This is one of the good double-male protagonists I have come across in recent years (others are either bad or a little inconsistent with my ideas). Next is my opinion on the article: First of all, it's about the characters. Ye Chi is really silly and cute, and Ying Huai has a great mouth. (I was super envious when I saw it, because I don't know how to quarrel.) The two protagonists are super handsome! The other supporting characters are also very well written, with outstanding personalities and very distinct characters! Then there is the plot. I watched many plots with laughter, which is a well-deserved source of happiness! The plot is also very smooth, and I finished reading it in one day. Come on, author!!!(｡>∀<｡) (Many opinions are subjective, don't criticize if you don't like them)

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Tomato 6. After reading it for a while, I found out strangely that it was a female-channeled novel. Although I don't know much about female comics, I feel it should be a good novel. It reads plainly with a bit of warmth, and the writing style is there. But as a male channel reader, you shouldn't wander around in female channels. I hope that one day the author can write a novel about male channels. We are destined to meet again in high mountains and rivers.

Super pretty! The plot is novel and different from other stereotyped plots. Ye Xiaomo Chi, who loves money, has a strange brain, and Ying Huai, the vicious-tongued CEO who fights his wife every day. I believe more and more people will read this book. If you like this book, please give it a thumbs up~

It's so interesting. The author can make the book so interesting without using bad jokes. It's not like other authors who only write a few chapters and exhaust their talents. So far, I think every chapter is very interesting. This book is worth recommending. It's beautiful💕

Ahhhhh!!! Super nice novel! The memes are super dense, the soft rice layman is ridiculous, cute and heart-wrenching. I really like it. Mr. Ying is also very doting on him. He responds to every sentence and can pick up the kid's memes every time. It's super sweet, beautiful and I love it!

I like it, I like it, it looks good, it looks good, it's really interesting, Gong is not the cookie-cutter cold boss, they are all very interesting people, I especially like some of the little clever ideas that the author comes up with out of the blue.

Ouch! Ouch!!! I like it so much! The protagonist is generous! Don't think too much! The emotional line is extremely clear 🥰 There is something wrong with it!!! Very interesting!!! It's just too little. I cried 😢 😢 😢