I Wasn't Flirting with Her, the Goddess Came on to Me Herself

I can watch it. To be honest, I liked Liu Tao at that time, as well as Li Dabai and Zuo Xiaoqing. On the Internet, they are Yu Feihong and Xu Qing [laughing] [laughing]

It's pretty good. It's worthy of five stars just by adding Fan Ye. The writing is also good. I didn't see any big poisonous points. It's edible. But I hope Zhu Zhu and Xu Qing don't run away later. There are so many stars in the entertainment industry who like the three of them [note]

Travelers without a system are inferior

Alas, this is the most regrettable book among the books that I have finished so far. It was a bit too hasty. I actually think that apart from Lao Liu, the most outstanding one is the original character of the sister. Unfortunately, she disappears later. But as the author said, regret is also a normal part of life. Good luck.

The male protagonist has set all the indicators, so it makes sense to arrange more for fun. Why be so stingy that you don't give even one! The logic is smooth, the writing is coherent, and the writing skills are average, 6.5 Points. The spirit of persistence in coding is commendable, +0.5 Points. Four stars are given, and I hope the author will accumulate more knowledge and write more wonderful works.

It's much more interesting than many movies of the same genre. I've seen a lot of high-rated movies that all follow the same routine. They all make movies that win awards and are great at the box office. It's just this routine. This one doesn't have high ratings, but it's still interesting.

Is there any chance of a rice bowl? [Laughing evilly] [laughing evilly]

Gee, it's strange, it's a really good novel, why does it have such a low score? I just like this kind of succubus-shaped protagonist Oh, so boring

The writing is very good. I have read it many times. The protagonist and the immortal are at their best age. It is very good and sweet. I like to see the protagonist doting on the immortal and repaying one master with multiple daughters. Good luck, author.

Alas, I can't give you more, mainly because I'm afraid you'll be proud.