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The novel itself is quite interesting, but some domestic female stars are not to my taste. I'll see you again when we are destined [laughter]
The American version of Brother Zu looks pretty good so far, keep up the good work
The author's writing is a bit flawed, but the author sent the photo,
Not bad. I just wish it could be more ruthless. For example, if you lead other gangsters to make money, then cheat them, and in the end only make a little bit, those people can only blame themselves for the plot. For example, if you get domestic attention, and then accidentally obtain some top secrets, and then tell them to our country in a method, of course, a moderate exchange of interests is necessary.
Okay, I won't suffer any losses, just focus on having fun
Encouragement is quite novel I have a little question, how does the author handle the intimacy between the heroine and the male character in the play? Should I delete it or let the male lead act in it?
It was pretty good at the beginning, but I don't know why I suddenly entered the entertainment industry at the end. Chapter 45 felt weird.
I think it's pretty good, come on, author
Come on, come on, come on, come on
My own must be five stars
For me, there is nothing toxic. The logic is online and it is completely readable. The most important thing is that the author is so diligent in updating.
It's a very good book. If it is written according to the author's current pace, it will be popular. The only slight flaw is Liu Tianxian's paragraph, but the flaws do not hide the good points. However, it is strange that this book is not popular.
Come on come on come on.
The early stage was pretty good, but after Chapter 45, I entered the entertainment industry [awkward laugh]
The writing is good, come on, you can write better than 80% of them on Tomato
It seems pretty cool, but if I write about those women, I don't feel a bit licky. Maybe it's an illusion.