On the day Qin Wudao jumped into the lake, Cheng Ping was holding the arm of his new love, Zheng Kai, and was enjoying herself on the basketball court.
"Qin Wudao jumped into the lake for me. I really can't stand it. We broke up and still do this."
She didn't know that Qin Wudao didn't want to dance herself - she spent a thousand yuan to find someone to do it.
She didn't even know that when Qin Wudao climbed out of the lake, he had a memory from a thousand years later in his body.
The Immortal King of Immortals, the King of Zombies, Fellow Immortals and Demons, and the Most Powerful One in the Upper Realm.
Being plotted by a friend to escape the catastrophe, he failed, and his soul returned to a thousand years ago.
His consciousness has skyrocketed, and his combat experience is all there.
When Qin Wudao walked into the basketball court, he was still dripping with water.
Cheng Ping was still performing: "Qin Wudao, we're done. Don't do such boring things."
Qin Wudao raised his hand and slapped her so hard that blood oozed from the corner of her mouth.
"You asked someone to push me into the lake. Do you think I don't know?"
The recording was exposed and the whole place was in an uproar.
Cheng Ping sat slumped on the ground, her face pale and her whole body shaking.
On the first day after the return of the Immortal King, Green Tea's ex-girlfriend was so frightened that she cried.
Reader comments
How can I put it this way? This book is very cliche and a cliché. But the problem is that it is different from other cliches. Basically, the people you meet are bad people. Those who look like good guys are all bad guys subdued by the protagonist. There are no good people, and then there are all kinds of pretense, and he directly forcibly kisses the girl when he meets her, without any slight emotional foreshadowing or inner changes. It seems that both the woman and the protagonist were forced or out of submission to the protagonist's power. As for the description of the hospital, I can only say that I tried my best to write it to the worst. In other conventional books, at least two or three good characters will be described in the hospital. This book basically involves the characters appearing in the hospital as bad guys. I can't stand it anymore, I'm happy for the sake of being happy, I'm bad for the sake of being bad
I don't know if there is any prejudice against the hospital.
I watched it six or seven years ago, and I didn't expect to read it again. I hope it can give the protagonist a good ending and not let it end badly again.
How can I put it this way? This book is very cliche and a cliché. But the problem is that it is different from other cliches. Basically, the people you meet are bad people. Those who look like good guys are all bad guys subdued by the protagonist. There are no good people, and then there are all kinds of pretense, and he directly forcibly kisses the girl when he meets her, without any slight emotional foreshadowing or inner changes. It seems that both the woman and the protagonist were forced or out of submission to the protagonist's power. As for the description of the hospital, I can only say that I tried my best to write it to the worst. In other conventional books, at least two or three good characters will be described in the hospital. This book basically involves the characters appearing in the hospital as bad guys. I can't stand it anymore, I'm happy for the sake of being happy, I'm bad for the sake of being bad I don't know if there is any prejudice against the hospital.
I watched it six or seven years ago, and I didn't expect to read it again. I hope it can give the protagonist a good ending and not let it end badly again.
The plot of Matryoshka Doll is ugly
A lot of nonsense... [Laughs awkwardly]