Fantasy Nonsense ④
奇幻空文④
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 6 Words
- Genre
- Romance
- Era
- Ancient Era
- Updated
- 4y ago
- Source
- JJWXC
Synopsis
3Chapters
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Where did the author Dawen move (Dog Head) DaDa is really interesting and I love it so much.
It's not women who love love more than anything in the world, it's just that the heroine happens to be a woman.
Why was it deleted? ⊙ω⊙
When will the book on Beauty, Strength and Misfortune be updated?
Isn't the sachet inherently expressive? So it's so weird to hold it when you die. It's not sentimental.
Good guy, let me ask you why the tone of this article is so weird. Is this the fashion eight years ago?
Miraculously, the male protagonist did not love the female protagonist, but when he died unmarried, he was holding the sachet given by the female protagonist. The heroine can be considered free and easy even if she can't help but get married and have children. I don't know if the heroine's husband really loves her. But I still feel uncomfortable and cry. I feel a little confused.
Miraculously, the male protagonist did not love the female protagonist, but when he died unmarried, he was holding the sachet given by the female protagonist. The heroine can be considered free and easy even if she can't help but get married and have children. I don't know if the heroine's husband really loves her. But I still feel uncomfortable and cry. I feel a little confused.
Personally, I feel that the Queen is not outstanding enough and is too unsuitable to be the Emperor.
Sigh. . . If you don't like cups, why not change them to washing utensils?