A modern person who has never been in love once travels to the protagonist Silly Zhu in the Qingmansiheyuan. He thinks that he will never see his No. 6, 8, 88, And 66 again. Moreover, it is not good to travel to someone, so why should he travel to the dog-licking Silly Zhu? It was hard to accept it for a while. I originally thought that the system was for people who traveled through time. However, because it was too rude, the system escaped and went to find a beautiful sister. It gave me a space as a consolation prize. Although it was a consolation prize, in this era, having space is still good. However, it is absolutely impossible to be a licker. It is absolutely impossible to take advantage of me. It is also absolutely impossible to want me to join the family and become a perfect father. How can He Yuzhu break the shackles of fate.
Ten years later, someone asked.
"Didn't you say you shouldn't lick a dog?"
"What does it have to do with me not being a dog licker and having a beautiful woman?"
"Then you said you don't like money!"
"What does my dislike of money have to do with my having money?"
Reader comments
This is a courtyard house with a very contemporary feel. Looking at the first 10 or so chapters, I think they were handwritten, not AI. The pace is not too fast, and the articles come slowly. The characters are relatively three-dimensional. To put it bluntly, he is just a normal man. He is lustful, unwilling to suffer losses, and unwilling to endure hardship. I guess the bottom line of his principles is not that high. He is not a high-ranking character. The world view is closer to the original TV series and different from previous magic-renovated Siheyuan novels. After reading these previous chapters, I gave it 5 stars. I haven't watched the back yet.
Good, good, good, good
Overall, it's pretty good so far, and the protagonist's character is quite vivid. It's also a bit cheap, astringent, and not flat. The worldview is well laid out and the sense of time is relatively strong. At present, the text seems to be more warm, which I like better.
Not bad, give it 5 stars first. It's kind of, that's the style over there. The sense of the times is written. The character design is okay and relatively lively.
This is a courtyard house with a very contemporary feel. Looking at the first 10 or so chapters, I think they were handwritten, not AI. The pace is not too fast, and the articles come slowly. The characters are relatively three-dimensional. To put it bluntly, he is just a normal man. He is lustful, unwilling to suffer losses, and unwilling to endure hardship. I guess the bottom line of his principles is not that high. He is not a high-ranking character. The world view is closer to the original TV series and different from previous magic-renovated Siheyuan novels. After reading these previous chapters, I gave it 5 stars. I haven't watched the back yet.
Good, good, good, good
Overall, it's pretty good so far, and the protagonist's character is quite vivid. It's also a bit cheap, astringent, and not flat. The worldview is well laid out and the sense of time is relatively strong. At present, the text seems to be more warm, which I like better.
Good-looking, good-looking, good-looking, good-looking
Not bad, give it 5 stars first. It's kind of, that's the style over there. The sense of the times is written. The character design is okay and relatively lively.
It has the style of the 1980s and 1990s.