Seventy, the Daily Life of a Bastard Who Eats Melons and Watches Movies

The writing is quite good, but the description of the protagonist is always too little. Others are always driving the plot. I want to see Chaoyang's growth🥺 (but it's really cool to lie down). Although I have confidence, I feel that Chaoyang is still a bit timid and timid in terms of emotions. It's a bit fun to watch online, with a slight heartthrob attribute. Now there are two people who are definitely interested in Chaoyang, and there is another lover who is not sure that he is also interesting. I really love this kind of big brother character who has always protected me when I was young. Who knows🥵🥵. In comparison, Dongli and Chaoyang are more sour, and Chaoyang probably hasn't figured it out yet. Looking forward to the follow-up plot.

It looks good, but who is the protagonist's boyfriend?

It's super good-looking. Take a look. Don't believe those bad reviews. They're just malicious comments. Just because the protagonist looks a bit like a pretty boy, and sometimes a bit cowardly. Some people say that the protagonist is more feminine than a woman and not a man. I feel like they are just jealous of the protagonist. Don't believe those bad reviews. Look at your comments.

I'm into this genre. I'm new to this type of writing and I think it's pretty good. The protagonist has a pretty good personality and isn't reckless at all.

Who is Lin Chaoyang with?

Main attack? I think... If the main attack is, then Chen really can't be Lin's other half

I still hope that the male protagonist can get a golden finger.

It's okay, but there are too many intrigues and intrigues, and it's very tiring to watch. It's okay to try something new once in a while.

If Chen is a CP, the protagonist will have a lot of trouble behind him.

I think it's very interesting. I stayed up late to finish reading this book. Thank you to the author.