
You Find Guigui Annoying? Then Let's Make Him a Eunuch
龟龟太气人?那就让他变太监
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- Ongoing
- Length
- 227k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban High-Concept
- Updated
- 2d ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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116Chapters
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924Shelves
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It's so cool, it would be awesome if the author could torture all the protagonists in the novel like Ax, Green Dream, Fire under the Moon, etc. [Laughing]
Love to watch. Turtle torture is pretty good. Turtles just have to be abused. After seeing too much of this kind of pseudo-humanism, the one who can't stand it the most is Turtle. More points
This book was written by real people, not AI brothers! [OK][OK][OK]
I went. Reading this article made the folds of my cerebral cortex stretch out. It feels so comfortable. I should be severely punished for being a fake! [Laugh]
This scale is half that of my brother Tan [laughing and crying]
It's just a turtle torture, the protagonist doesn't have too many emotional lines
I've seen 76. It's well written. Keep up the good work, the author, and keep the content (🩲) dry. After all, the wrong payment was made.
This book is not bad, and it is unique among Tomato's numerous turtle essays. I hope the author will update more This book is so enjoyable to read. Are there any other books written by the author who hate the author🐢🐢?
It's okay, anti-pseudo-humanism. However, the pseudo-human text has a fixed routine that goes against the will of the gods. After a few copies, it is repeated. It is more suitable to write a short story.
Pseudo tool, emotionless