
Millennial Demolition Households
千禧年代拆迁户
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 102k Words
- Chapters
- 32
- Genre
- Romance
- Era
- Modern Era
- Updated
- 1d ago
- Source
- JJWXC
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128Favorites
41Nutrition
330Clicks / chapter
49Comments
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Is the hostess' mother sick? Is she mentally retarded to that extent? I don't know if you can get a lot of money from demolition. Isn't that the kind of virtuous female manager she is? She's going to die. She still tolerates it and tells you the news even for the sake of a little chance that no one will sell it, okay? Just take it out on the hostess. It's such a mother. Hahaha, the hostess still swallows her anger. It's really filial.
It's so long-winded. The plot needs to be expanded on. I also need to describe eating double-skinned milk.
I have really read a lot of demolition articles in recent years, and it has been difficult to write new ones. The same goes for this article. I clicked on it and haven't finished reading it for many days, because I can get the general idea just by looking at the table of contents. In fact, I still want to see something different. As a person whose family was demolished, the conditions of the heroine's family are already very good. She can buy a house, invest, and start a business. If I continue to write about doing business later, there is nothing new. It is better to let the heroine achieve higher achievements in her job. After all, she has no worries. Millennium English is not bad yet, and there are still many directions for development. There are really too many articles about demolished households doing business. Unless the writing is very exciting, I really won't be interested in reading more.
[Orange Candy] It's over. I can't bear to leave it. I like this story so much.