
[Ode to Joy] A Cheng's Joyful (Harrowing) Journey [The Disguiser]
[主欢乐颂]阿诚的欢乐(悚)之旅[伪装者]
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 84k Words
- Genre
- Romance
- Era
- Modern Era
- Updated
- 10y ago
- Source
- JJWXC
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I think this ending is very beautiful, and Liang Mengmeng is also doing well
I suspect you have collected advertising fees! ! !
Hahahahahahaha
This home delivery advertisement caught me off guard
I finished reading it in one go, and my thoughts were very clear, and it also contained a bit of irony about advertising placement, which was quite interesting!
Before I saw this, I thought it was a sweet love story between Cheng and Guan Guan, but why did the plot after I jumped in like a runaway husky - out of control @_@
If I understand correctly, Cheng still remembers the modern one, right? Is this what the sentence "After leaving, now will begin again" means? I want an extra story about Acheng telling Minglou what they know now, and I want those who fought back then to know the outcome. No matter whether they will die in the process, at least they know before they die that everything will not be in vain. Although the soldiers of our party are determined to win, we still hope that they really know that they will succeed and get better instead of just believing
Author, please tell me how much money those advertisers paid you
Sure enough, the ending was like a runaway husky, it collapsed directly!
When I saw "The Mechanism of How This World Works", I suddenly thought of Limbo and was instantly scared to death.