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The story of the growth of a generation of King Wei in troubled times. The goal is for Duke Zhou to support the world and return to his heart. However, the people around him love to be gay and show off their affection, which blinds their eyes. The tragedy of a straight man's success in breaking up, the feelings of being beaten, scolded and pushed back. In the end, it is still that young and young girl who will never leave my heart. Thanks to my friend Ling Dang (Xue Sewei) for the cover! The whole text has been overhauled. The style of writing may have been particularly bad due to time changes (now I have finally made up my mind to renovate it) Wei's perspective, the main CP: Cao Cao × Xun You, Guo Jia × Xun Yu, and other CPs have entered, not a national bl.
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Hahahaha, the only one who was persecuted was Xia Youjie
Blindly giving will only lead to more greedy demands. This is the tragedy of not being taught by elders.
Is it reincarnation? The same person?
When I read a book and select articles, I pay more attention to the review tree, but luckily this time I didn't stop because of the small number of reviews. I deliberately topped up the quota and finished reading the book. It is very good and deserves more and better book reviews. I also hope that more people will read this book and like this story.
I can't explain why, but I don't really like the protagonist. I understand that he and Qian Baoer are good friends, because Qian Baoer was always good to him in his previous life. But you get up early every morning and cook just to give him food? There is no breakfast at his house, and he is not the protagonist's parents? The protagonist has to be the guardian just because Qian Baoer was kind to him in his previous life, right? How do you know that Qian Baoer's personality will not change under your blind protection in this life? He's too self-righteous. I'm not saying that I don't want you to be nice to him, but friendship can't be paid for by yourself. What's more, the protagonist in the previous life didn't hurt Qian Baoer much. He tried to persuade the protagonist not to be with Bai, but the protagonist hurt Qian Baoer without listening. His heart is so fragile. What does the protagonist's own choice have to do with Qian Baoer? Maybe he is just doing superficial work and scolding you in his heart? There is also a sentence in the article: Whatever you do from now on, you must take me with you! It makes my tooth hurt. The protagonist's life is to pave the way for you, right? You are just his friend and playmate, not his parent or lover. Why should he take you with him for all good things? Isn't this just pushing the envelope? Even in elementary school, I know the knowledge of junior high school and high school. When I was studying in the past, there was no sign of advanced knowledge at all. Wouldn't people be surprised? Qian Baoer and the protagonist are always together, wouldn't he be confused about the protagonist's recent changes? Everything written by the author is too idealistic, and I feel awkward when I read it. It is obviously not Su Wen, but it gives me the feeling that the protagonist is showing off? Is it my imagination?
Regardless of the aftermath, the psychological description is popular and is integrated into life.
Hahahaha, the only one who was persecuted was Xia Youjie
Blindly giving will only lead to more greedy demands. This is the tragedy of not being taught by elders.
Is it reincarnation? The same person?
When I read a book and select articles, I pay more attention to the review tree, but luckily this time I didn't stop because of the small number of reviews. I deliberately topped up the quota and finished reading the book. It is very good and deserves more and better book reviews. I also hope that more people will read this book and like this story.
I can't explain why, but I don't really like the protagonist. I understand that he and Qian Baoer are good friends, because Qian Baoer was always good to him in his previous life. But you get up early every morning and cook just to give him food? There is no breakfast at his house, and he is not the protagonist's parents? The protagonist has to be the guardian just because Qian Baoer was kind to him in his previous life, right? How do you know that Qian Baoer's personality will not change under your blind protection in this life? He's too self-righteous. I'm not saying that I don't want you to be nice to him, but friendship can't be paid for by yourself. What's more, the protagonist in the previous life didn't hurt Qian Baoer much. He tried to persuade the protagonist not to be with Bai, but the protagonist hurt Qian Baoer without listening. His heart is so fragile. What does the protagonist's own choice have to do with Qian Baoer? Maybe he is just doing superficial work and scolding you in his heart? There is also a sentence in the article: Whatever you do from now on, you must take me with you! It makes my tooth hurt. The protagonist's life is to pave the way for you, right? You are just his friend and playmate, not his parent or lover. Why should he take you with him for all good things? Isn't this just pushing the envelope? Even in elementary school, I know the knowledge of junior high school and high school. When I was studying in the past, there was no sign of advanced knowledge at all. Wouldn't people be surprised? Qian Baoer and the protagonist are always together, wouldn't he be confused about the protagonist's recent changes? Everything written by the author is too idealistic, and I feel awkward when I read it. It is obviously not Su Wen, but it gives me the feeling that the protagonist is showing off? Is it my imagination?
Regardless of the aftermath, the psychological description is popular and is integrated into life.