Zhao Ji Is No Mere Pond Dweller

It's really a sacred book. I used to like to read ten lines at a time. As I read this book, I unconsciously slowed down and savored each word. I feel like I've started high and gone low, and I haven't had the desire to read any more recent chapters. Is the protagonist's predecessor really a man? He didn't show off his immortality at all. Apart from his immortality, his other skills were not that good. Hesitant and indecisive. Like a child

From ancient times, suffering is the hotbed of literature. Although the author has written very few books in existence, his writing skills have improved a lot since he became a security guard at a scenic spot. It is gratifying, gratifying 😄😄😄

I have read many of the author's books. The writing style is very good and the emotions are quite delicate. However, all the books are very abusive. Let's see if Jiang Cha can have a good ending this time, and then resurrect his parents. I feel that the author should have studied liberal arts in university.

It's super beautiful. The writing is amazing. I wonder if it can be pure. It's so scary to get married. Such a good writing style 😢

This book is really good, except that I think the pig really affected the reading. But this is a minor issue. However, the author's update seems unstable, which is a pity At this time, it feels like it's going high but going low. The recent updates are very watery and have nothing to promote the plot. Anyway, I'm really looking forward to writing about Ying Zheng, so I'll just keep it up for now and don't plan to pursue it anymore. I guess most of the rest will just be skipping.

Okay, it's pretty good, but the name is a bit bad. A group of elementary school students commented in the comment area that they were abusive. They suppressed first and then promoted. The change in the protagonist's mentality is also very important. There are many people who want to read mindless and cool articles.

It's okay. It's not as good as the last two books. There are too few and it hasn't reached iTu TV yet.

Lao Da, why is the ginger tea gone?

Zhao Ji, is this the fucking Zhao Ji from Qin Shihuang?

Completely on the airwaves of black humor, it can be seen that the suffering of reality is indeed the hotbed of literature. It's a story about abuse, and I was in a trance and very energetic. (Spoilers below) I think the imagery of the protagonist's psychic beasts and their changes is the most amazing. The squirrel is friendship, the cow is loyalty, the rat master is morality, and the frog prince is unconditional protection - the world first gives the most beautiful things to children, and then takes them away at a certain moment. After that, the child no longer felt safe, and even the prince could not protect her, so the prince took on her hatred and anger. The piggy projected its self-loathing, and the teddy bear did not dare to move around, and was manipulated in front of others, just like herself. She had allotted all the mental training she should bear, leaving only an insecure child in her heart. Can Zhao Ji really grow up like this? I hope the author can give a good ending.