[Multiple heroines] [Light commercial] [Delicate emotional lines]
After being abruptly broken up by his girlfriend, Qi Xiao was accidentally forcibly kissed by a beautiful female corpse in a coffin.
I thought this was enough to ruin his outlook on life, but what was even more unexpected was that the graceful and elegant widow Queen Mother, the cold and contrasting princess of the previous dynasty, the charming and mature concubine in the palace, the tender sister next door... Appeared one after another, disrupting his stagnant life.
Since then, Qi Xiao's fate has undergone earth-shaking changes.
In the shopping mall, he was arrogant and made a lot of money.
In his life, he is surrounded by beauties and beauties.
Just when the day is getting better - what? That scheming ex-girlfriend wants to get back together?
The handsome guy Qida waved his hand coolly.
"Sorry, I never look back. Girl, please respect yourself."
Reader comments
It's good to watch. There's no bad points that I can't accept. It's just the part where the male protagonist curses people that I personally felt was a bit stupid. The rest is fine. More and more updates. Don't stop updating. The subject matter is good. It's good and I love watching it.
What are these meaningless conflicts? Once or twice is enough, okay? Can I only write this? Don't you want to push the main plot at all? Isn't this a dual plot of ancient times and modern times? There has been no ancient plot since the steamed buns were shipped, and then there are only a bunch of repeated conflicts in the modern plot. The homogenization is too serious. I keep writing this kind of thing without doing anything, and I am just being picked on every day.
King Huai's wife and children are a trap, let's see how to fill them later
Very well written, good luck to the author
It's okay, but there's a bit of a problem with the distribution of the number of ancient and modern plots. There are too many modern ones.
It's good to watch. There's no bad points that I can't accept. It's just the part where the male protagonist curses people that I personally felt was a bit stupid. The rest is fine. More and more updates. Don't stop updating. The subject matter is good. It's good and I love watching it. What are these meaningless conflicts? Once or twice is enough, okay? Can I only write this? Don't you want to push the main plot at all? Isn't this a dual plot of ancient times and modern times? There has been no ancient plot since the steamed buns were shipped, and then there are only a bunch of repeated conflicts in the modern plot. The homogenization is too serious. I keep writing this kind of thing without doing anything, and I am just being picked on every day.
King Huai's wife and children are a trap, let's see how to fill them later
Very well written, good luck to the author
It's okay, but there's a bit of a problem with the distribution of the number of ancient and modern plots. There are too many modern ones.
Yes, I would like to see more