
Hands Off My Chrysanthemum
放开朕的菊花
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Damn, I always thought that the author of Hua Qiangu was mentally ill. What the hell did he write that would make a man die? I thought it was really unscientific that the heroine didn't turn into a villain.
I am originally a female protagonist, and I hate the kind of male protagonist who abuses me thousands of times. I treat him like my first love! Maybe Bai Zihua is a good person to the world, but to Xiaogu, he is a scumbag! A scum comparable to a white-eyed wolf!
When I read the novel, I felt particularly sorry for Hua Qiangu and hated Bai Zihua. If Xiaogu was with any other male partner, it would be much better than with Bai Zihua. A person who values the world more than himself is not worthy of love!
You tell me and then milk powder
Not giving negative marks just means that I am giving advice sincerely and has nothing to do with the content of the article. The author's ideas are appreciated, but please practice your writing. It feels like the whole article is just to satisfy my personal desires, and the characters are so OOC that they become dramatic every minute. Looking at the front, middle and last, the results are the same.
I'm like a grave digger. Damn, your ending is really bad.
I just want to say, author, you have such a big brain!
Haha, I just want to say, this is the ending, what about the ending of the Queen? This is obviously the ending of Hua Qiangu's chapter.
Don't blame me for my low IQ. I don't understand what the ending means. Please explain.
This is the bun version of Huang Yaoshi, it's as crazy as a person. . . . . . . . . . . . .