I Transmigrated into a Regret Romance, So I Confessed to Her Aunt Early

The reason for giving five-star praise is that I will talk about it later. I usually read the introduction of any novel I want to read, and only then will I read it if I am interested. The introduction mentions that the protagonist travels through the book and confesses his love for the 97th time. The object of confession is changed to the original object's aunt. In my opinion, the reason for making this decision was that he had read the original work and knew which one she loved the most. But I was wrong. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . I can't eat this history alone.

A short story about tomatoes, expanded to this extent, has no flaws, is very smooth, and can be completed in the end, which is already very impressive.

It's still relatively short now, no problem, very smooth. I'll check it out later.

Not bad, I have the motivation to keep reading.

Very good-looking, no-brainer questions, marriage agreement, pretending to be a pig and eating a tiger.

First give me a five-star review.

Good luck to the author for writing well.

The appearance of Chu Qi adds icing on the cake to the twists and turns of love between Xiao Ran and Lin Xi, and also adds luster to the storyline of the entire novel. I'm looking forward to this seventh grade one!

So far, this book is pretty good. The author has always been good at psychological description and image portrayal of characters as well as early foreshadowing of storylines, and he also performs well in this book. Good beginning, good ending, perfect ending. Chapter 145, 146, and 147 are wonderful, like it! It turns out that the better chapters are always behind.

It's rare to see a good book! Recommend it!