I Was Told to Pursue the Heiresses, Not Become Their Boss

Heaven hath all things to kemi, and hath hath ye hath kemith. I don't know that Kimi is everywhere in the world, and all the hardships and sufferings are caused by Kimi. When Haki is born, there is Kimi, and when Haki grows up, he is Tian Kimi. Hasheng is rich and noble, and Kimi is poor, and Kimi is poor. Suddenly, a madman grinds the base at night, and the stars are floating in the sky. From now on, Ha Tian Ha Di, Ha people m m m m Why should we cherish Kimi? The rice of Haji said Keha! Kimi's rice says Keha! Mikoha of hammy! Haha Zhimei Keha! Hakimi Hakimi, Hakimi said hahaha! Ha Sheng did not come for Kimi, and Harmen was too lazy to build the Kimi platform. Ha Yuan's hundreds of Gis were as thick as rice, and he always killed Ha Kimi with the sword. The order was sent to Harbin to issue four kimi, and the city of Ha did not need to seal the kimi. The top of the mountain is hakimi for the sky, and hakimi for the people of Jiha! All things in heaven are given kimmi, and there is no kimmi to repay heaven! Ha! Ha! Ha! Ha! Ha! Ha! Ha!

I don't know how the male protagonist is so uncompromising. It reminds me of Gu Yue Fang Yuan, but maybe this is the reason why people like us fail in reality. It's too easy to compromise [face covering] [OK]

I quite like Lan Weiwei, Gu Qing, and Miss Su. The characters have distinct personalities. But after reading the latest chapter, I don't know why the Miao girl fell in love with the protagonist. I'm a little confused (maybe it's a foreshadowing?) The pace is relatively fast, not bad

I only saw a desperate man. He finally finished pushing the main plot, but was shuffled.

The characterization is not limited to a specific frame, it is rich and interesting, and the heroines' expressions and movements are very vivid. It is a masterpiece worth reading.

This is the best novel I have read so far on 🍅. I hope the author will continue to work hard.

Very well written, five stars

It's good to read, as good as the first one. The author's book is the most touching one I've ever read on the same track. It perfectly embodies the setting of love and death and the tone of the plot in which hate lasts longer than love.

It's so uncomfortable, I would have gone crazy if there wasn't a happy ending

I thought it was the beginning, but I didn't expect it to be the end [OK]