Kuaiwen Heartthrob: Men, Please Don't Come Over

[The ratings have just been released and will go up] [Quick travel ➕ A passerby counterattacks the heartthrob ➕ Age difference ➕ Dog blood ➕ Head-turning flower Shura field ➕ No fixed CP ➕ Multiple male protagonists ➕ All men are C] In the villain department, Shen Yanzhi is on a path that includes, but is not limited to, opposing the male protagonist, interrupting the male protagonist's hands and feet, and all kinds of destructive actions. But I was really tired and submitted to the transfer department and transferred to the passerby department. I planned to take a vacation and make the transition. However, why are the male protagonists so confused? Didn't she change to Passenger A Department?! Prepare to write: 1. Beautiful unwed mother 2. The young dead baby kisses the cannon fodder and the ghost wife ✖️The cool little Taoist priest who catches monsters✖️... (Sister-in-law, open the door, I am my brother!) 3. Hello, brothers and sisters! 4. This one can't give birth, the next one is the widowed lady × the fathers of the children × the son's friends (adults) 5. The boat under your feet is impossible to capsize Passionate orphan girl × her boyfriends In the story without cp, the male protagonist is caught in bed by the ex-girlfriend of the male protagonist. In the end, he holds the beautiful man and money, and misses the male protagonist. 6. Wife's needs are the most important The mother of the male protagonist in the ancient story "Ba Zong" gave her a check of five million. Her husband, who is fond of posting, has been avoiding her recently, and then a flood of love blossoms came to her. They were all young, strong and handsome, until she heard that her husband had arranged a bathing operation for them... 7. Can you graduate from Wuqingdao? In my previous life, in order to achieve the path of ruthlessness, I resolutely cut off my wife's love roots, for fear that she would become passionate about me and affect my cultivation. 7. In the female dynasty, the emperor and the male attendants whose harem was used as a sieve by later generations