
When a Mosquito Coil Transmigrates into an Otome Game
当蚊香穿越到乙女游戏
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 203k Words
- Genre
- Two Male Leads
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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93Chapters
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The plot of the relationship between Li Leyan (a cute protagonist with a female body and a male heart? Male/female?) And Li Yanche (a scumbag brother with a bit of a girl-control attribute?) Is very interesting. In the whole story of Pure Love Night, the perfect male protagonist is Prince Ranyue, and the beginning of the beautiful fairy tale is when the protagonist takes the written examination of the college on behalf of his brother. She disguises herself as a man and enters Sungkyun College where male gods gather... And has various heart-pounding stories with various male gods with different personalities. In the end, among all the male gods, can our lovely protagonist live happily with the prince he or she desires in his or her heart? Let's read along with the author's wonderful article!
I wrote it myself, it will definitely be full of stars.
It's okay, it's quite delicious. Anyway, there's nothing poisonous about it so far, it's just a bit lacking. [Send your heart] [Send your heart] [Send your heart]
Good-looking, the writing style is ancient, and the daily flow is ε٩(๑> ₃ <)۶з
There is nothing wrong with it except that the author didn't want to write it halfway and ended it. The writing style is that of the old romance novels sold in the grocery store in front of my elementary and junior high school when I was a kid. I really miss it.