[Two male protagonists + system + beautiful, strong, miserable, positive energy, x wet, insecure attack]
Yunmiao was hit by a car and became a zipper, wearing a book.
The system also bound him to the influential figures in the college: the controlling Chu Jin, the interest-oriented Xiao Chen, the aloof literary and artistic Mo Jun, the irritable and direct Shang Shuo...
Yunmiao: Binding? You want me to be a young master's bitch?
System: You can take your pick of glory and wealth.
Yun Miao:! ! ! Make a deal!
However, what Yunmiao saw after the plot started was.
Outlaw Outlaw——Chu Jin
Coveting sister-in-law——Xiao Chen
Painting Prophecy - Mo Jun
Dual personality——Shang Shuo
Yun Miao: "No, buddy, now the book is also in the wrong edition?"
(My thinking is quite quick, there shouldn't be much plot in f4, so you don't need to tell me if you abandon the article... ˃ ˄ ˂̥̥ )
Reader comments
There is nothing wrong with the overall feeling, but it is too bland. It is too natural that the protagonist can save anyone he wants to save. In the end, the energy is explained hastily, but where is the source? Does world consciousness really exist? Why is energy not perceived by world consciousness? The protagonist clearly said that he would not get close to F4, but he still wanted to be involved. There is another regret... Shang Shuo, it is a pity to be the affectionate male lead. What I saw was a sincere heart being broken. Mo Xiao was really smooth, no matter what. So does the protagonist.
There is nothing wrong with the overall feeling, but it is too bland. It is too natural that the protagonist can save anyone he wants to save. In the end, the energy is explained hastily, but where is the source? Does world consciousness really exist? Why is energy not perceived by world consciousness? The protagonist clearly said that he would not get close to F4, but he still wanted to be involved. There is another regret... Shang Shuo, it is a pity to be the affectionate male lead. What I saw was a sincere heart being broken. Mo Xiao was really smooth, no matter what. So does the protagonist.