Ode to Joy: I'm Qiu Yingying

It's very interesting to read the beginning. Everyone has their own plans for Qiu Yingying's career. You can have the friendship of Ode to Joy, but don't fall too deep into it. You are the master. As for CP, I don't have any problem. I don't like to read original works. Tan Zongming is very good. Don't read the mess in the comment area. If it's useful, keep it in mind. If it's not, leave it alone. Don't be anxious. You've written very well. Come on, I'm optimistic about you.

Nice. It's all about the same humanities, and the refreshing points are very reasonable. (Originally I didn't plan to rate it so quickly, but after reading a certain book mentioned in the review, I quickly gave it five stars [OK] [OK]. Ps: I will write a detailed review when it is completed. In short, the first task of a book is to remember who the protagonist of the novel is. And compared to making the heroine and the hero look like the real protagonist, DS counterattacks the protagonist... My eyes... I read the review and recommended the book, the heroine looks at houses and agents... She should have big dreams, not to mention not even a handsome guy. Who is the first protagonist? He also revealed precognitive information to others to the point of suffocation.

Very good-looking. Only when you are good can you meet good people! Come on, come on, come on!

Tan Zongming is too old [laughing and crying]

Come on, I like this Qiu Yingying very much. After reading it in one sitting, I am still unsatisfied. I am waiting for the author to reveal more [shy]

Superbly written. Ode to Joy is originally the friendship of five girls. If the friendship is gone, what is the name of Ode to Joy?

It's well written, it makes people read smoothly, and makes me want to continue reading.

Is it still updated? The author is great [crying]

It looks good and the logic is quite smooth.

Although the male protagonist is Tan, I don't really like it. But this book is well written, and the heroine is always sober. She doesn't know the follow-up because it's not finished. Let's look at fattening up