The Fox's Tale

Hi, I just read the reviews here to make up the numbers. In fact, you have read them. When I saw the shemale's special journey, I thought of the last line in the introduction to "Three Lives, Three Worlds, Ten Miles of Peach Blossom", "Inter-species love will not end well." Well, it's quite appropriate. It's quite strange. At first, it was said that "there is no one in Qiao's family who doesn't give a thumbs up and praises repeatedly", but later it turned into frame-up or something like that? He also said it was a disaster. Is this really a sign of praise? And Qiao's day started in such a chaotic way, no wonder he is not outstanding... Ah Jiao's father is paying off a debt. What debt is he paying back? Hmm, I didn't understand this sentence. And what happened when her mother fell off a cliff? Having said that, since neither side admits it, why does Ah Jiao live in the Qiao family? Ah, this section is specifically for asking questions. I know you don't like it, so you can just pretend you didn't see it. As expected, the relationship between a transvestite and a transvestite does not end well. From birth to growing up, the Tang family's youth has always been the same - chaotic. The boy whose birth is unknown is very outstanding in himself, a bit sarcastic, and makes him want to sneer for no reason. However, the young man from the Tang family has a really bad temper and is very cruel. In 1927, the whole of China was in chaos, even in a small place. Due to the poor geography, I don't know if Zhenli really existed, and I couldn't find anything online. Well, the two strings of punctuation marks are exactly the same, a bit like repeated human (demon?) Students. The Tang Dynasty fox actually wanted to find a demon when chasing people, which felt a bit inconsistent with his temperament. Song Meizhi, on the other hand, was so cheerful that it was a bit different from how I felt at that time. However, I really didn't expect that the outstanding ancestor of the Song family was actually a flower demon. It was so charming that it was well-founded. It reminded me of golden lotus for no reason, but my IQ was indeed a little too low... It was really powerless. The hairpin next to me seems to be a treasure. Is it true that a man is guilty of carrying a hairpin? I've never quite understood the concept of reincarnation... Does the soul remain unchanged? His personality is a bit different, not so conspicuous. If you ask me, Ah Jiao is just looking for death, so why should she approach Tang Xiaoyi, a dangerous MAX person? Although they are old acquaintances, it is not a good friendship at all. Song Pu actually has his own unique charm, and his smile is attractive enough. Tang Xiaoyi ruined her by liking her. She doesn't know who else is worthy of her. Probably everyone close to Tang Xiaoyi will feel desperate. I didn't expect Ah Jiao to be made into a shawl... She has the characteristics of a fox, and the remaining emotions are enough to make people lose control. Song Pu might have somehow discovered the origin of this shawl, or he might just think it was an unprovoked fugue. This article feels very unique to you, and I don't want to say it's full of ridicule, but the whole article feels like a tragedy to me. Regardless of the era or background, what is described is always the appearance of love in loneliness. What has not changed after coming and going is the relationship, but what may have changed is the person and the environment. I feel that in Shenhua you have never shied away from feelings and love, orioles and brothels. Perhaps what you want to express is the deepest desire and violence in human nature, which is something that is tried to be avoided in daily education and life. To be honest, I never liked it.

Why was Moshan burned?

Why so sad...

Is she dead? ! ? ? ! ? ? !

What does this mean?