[One Hundred Thousand] The Land of Slumber
[十万]沉睡之地
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1k Words
- Genre
- Danmei (BL)
- Era
- Unknown
- Updated
- 14y ago
- Source
- JJWXC
Synopsis
1Chapters
6Favorites
1.6kClicks per chapter
1Comments
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It seems that we made a wrong judgment TZ For a hundred thousand. . . It seems that we are still more likely to be shocked? (But it's considered a step-by-step without causing any serious damage... I have turned to Ten Tables, Liang Ten, Ai Ten, and even Big Ten before, but I feel nothing. . . How many of them can be considered as embarrassing CPs like Meng Shi Crab. . . I feel like I don't have CP mysophobia (tangled face) The above is just talking to myself, please pretend you didn't see it - - -----------------------Separating line--------------------------- So we also want this sofa www Running around campus in the middle of the night is a fine tradition of DA. . . What kind of situation is this? It's embarrassing (but it's inexplicably touching? There is really a clear difference from your current writing, A Lan. . . But the joyful dark history is actually very welcome. . . Let's make the dark history of inventory more intense XD (Deleted) CP is wonderful if we have love QAQ (Deleted) Although we have basically determined the CP of Seafood King, it is impossible for us to be satisfied here. About Ten Yue, Ai Liang Ai, Ten Crabs (limited to the twentieth generation), Hai An, Dark Tapir × Table Malik × Table Tapir, King Tapir (limited to ancient times), City Table. . . .