As an old-fashioned rogue immortal with plenty of thieving thoughts but no nerve to act on them, Yuwen Miao has a hobby: once the girls have eaten their fill and gone back to their dorms for the night, she lights a cigarette, crouches in the shadows beneath the women's dormitory, and looks up to secretly... no, observe the girls' lives.
A simplehearted, scatterbrained rogue immortal VS a stubborn girl with a foul temper
A touch of farming, and the little ups and downs of campus life
The author has finally remembered they have an author account and come back to slowly fill in the gaps. It's been so long that the setting needs to be revised from the beginning. I'll do my best to finish it.
Theme: Silly people have all the luck.
Updated... So amazing. Spread flowers to the author
It turned out to be more textual. . . It's like a goddess asking for a date. . . . I hope I won't be too intimidated after the date.
It's pretty good... Please update~~
Will there be any more updates? Let's take a look at QAQ after finishing the postgraduate exam.
You bitch who has two legs, get away! ! !
Why haven't you updated it yet? ? ? ? ? ?
So cute! ! ! Ha ha
As long as you don't get into trouble, come on! LZ
Well, the author, keep writing. By the way, many authors say that when they were readers, they hated reading the most, but in the end they themselves were also fooled. . . . Maybe pitfalls are a fate that every author cannot escape (no
Actually updated QAQ
Updated... So amazing. Spread flowers to the author
It turned out to be more textual. . . It's like a goddess asking for a date. . . . I hope I won't be too intimidated after the date.
It's pretty good... Please update~~
Will there be any more updates? Let's take a look at QAQ after finishing the postgraduate exam.
You bitch who has two legs, get away! ! !
Why haven't you updated it yet? ? ? ? ? ?
So cute! ! ! Ha ha
As long as you don't get into trouble, come on! LZ
Well, the author, keep writing. By the way, many authors say that when they were readers, they hated reading the most, but in the end they themselves were also fooled. . . . Maybe pitfalls are a fate that every author cannot escape (no