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I'm convinced, Mommy, it looks really good I didn't like the previous plots very much, but in the last two chapters (43 and 44), I think they suddenly became more alive. Also, I feel that Gong is a child, a child who has been spoiled and careless. He thinks that Shou is bullying others (throwing ashes into other people's meals), so he is ridiculed in front of Shou (saying that Shou is poor and his character is as bad as the clothes he wears). Like Shou's behavior before (throwing ashes into other people's meals), I would not care if I see it, but Gong always has a bit of self-righteous justice, but his justice is not complete. After all, he waits for others to take the food and leave before criticizing Shou. Finally, I feel that there is nothing wrong with Shou, because the plot has not developed to that point, and I am still not sure what Shou has experienced or what the man in the suit has done, so now I feel that Shou is right! (The main point of view of a purebred is like this. If it is the main attack, I will think of him as a very kind and righteous baby.) (I hope the author will continue to work hard. Some of the previous chapters were really embarrassing. I hope the author will write better and better. I will continue to follow it.)

Can the author update [blowing kiss][blowing kiss] please [almost crying]

It's great. Keep up the good work. I always like rival literature [Sending my heart]