Chenchen Rides the Golden Dragon

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It's only been in the last two years that I've had a good meal~ I'm here to review Chenchen again~ I've almost finished all of Lizi's novels. Although this one doesn't have Goudan, I still like it very much. Lizi said that this is the product of the author's self-destruction, but he doesn't think it's inferior to any other novel. It still has the familiar relaxed, sweet and humorous writing style~ In Goudan, he said that when a book is finished, it is often not what the author originally wanted, and it is mixed with too many other factors. I think this one does not have too much. I just want to write whatever I want, hahaha. Of course, other novels are also good. I have nothing else to do with posting a long review so late. I just read the update of Dada Kuaiwen today, and I am still not satisfied. I came to read Dada's other novels again. I saw Lizi replied to other comments, and I also tried my luck. Although it was written four years ago, it still looks good. Ah Lizi said he would update the extra chapter when he has time. Now four years have passed and there is no update. It doesn't matter. We are not in a hurry. We can just make up our minds. :) Hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha~ I confess my love to you~ I love you mua~

It's a big pity that there is no extra story. I've given up on the old stories after so many years.

Uh-huh-huh-huh! Gone

Throw flowers! ! ! Look at me! ! ! The last chapter is locked, locked, can't be seen, can't be seen

Why is Chapter 45 locked?

When will WoDi's extra episode come?

One of Li Zi's only novels without dog balls

Hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha. Such a serious and exciting scene of Wo Ri cleaning up the bad guys turned into a comedy in seconds.

Dad, if you don't fill in your new hole, I will read all your novels, some of them no less than three times. I have almost torn through Qiao Yichen's book. . .