Nana rose from the middle of the black lake, shook the water on her body and said: "Young man, did you lose this golden fat chicken or this silver fat chicken?"
Sif: Wife gets one
Lily: Who is your ex-boyfriend, Greengrass or Blake? You say!
Potter:... Lily, listen to my explanation!
The heroine's left hand is new and fat, and her right hand is shampooing and walking towards the professor:) I am not black Lion House, not Old Deng, nor Black Snake House, I am just here to prostitute the professor. Original heroine.
Original name-you when you were young
I sincerely ask for help in naming this little cutie QAQ - the cry from the name-sucking
Intention:
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If you don't know what's wrong with the male protagonist, let me give you an example. For example, at the end of the day, the male protagonist wanted to be with the female protagonist. Instead of facing each other together, he had to choose to bear the three thousand swords for the female protagonist's family. He was always like this, taking everything on himself and refusing to be honest. Treating each other, at first glance, I think he seems to be very affectionate, sacrificing everything for the heroine, but he never considers whether others want to acknowledge his affection. It is true that he has done so many good things to the heroine in private, but it makes me feel that the heroine owes him something, so the heroine wants to repay his love. Lovers in this world, if two people are together, I hope that they are compatible enough to stay together, rather than one of them blindly being nice to others. Sometimes this kind of kindness can only touch myself. The male protagonist always makes me feel that the female protagonist is one of his things, and will only belong to him in the end. As for what happens in the process, he doesn't care. So in the end, I was still a little disappointed. The development that I had been looking forward to in the relationship between the male and female protagonists was actually like what was described in "To the Oak". I must be a kapok tree next to you, standing with you as the image of a tree. Share the cold wave, wind and thunder, and thunderbolt together; share the mist, liulan, and hauni together. Along the way, I felt that the heroine grew up very quickly and could definitely stand up as a tree, but in the end she became the begonia flower transplanted by the hero into his garden.
If you don't know what's wrong with the male protagonist, let me give you an example. For example, at the end of the day, the male protagonist wanted to be with the female protagonist. Instead of facing each other together, he had to choose to bear the three thousand swords for the female protagonist's family. He was always like this, taking everything on himself and refusing to be honest. Treating each other, at first glance, I think he seems to be very affectionate, sacrificing everything for the heroine, but he never considers whether others want to acknowledge his affection. It is true that he has done so many good things to the heroine in private, but it makes me feel that the heroine owes him something, so the heroine wants to repay his love. Lovers in this world, if two people are together, I hope that they are compatible enough to stay together, rather than one of them blindly being nice to others. Sometimes this kind of kindness can only touch myself. The male protagonist always makes me feel that the female protagonist is one of his things, and will only belong to him in the end. As for what happens in the process, he doesn't care. So in the end, I was still a little disappointed. The development that I had been looking forward to in the relationship between the male and female protagonists was actually like what was described in "To the Oak". I must be a kapok tree next to you, standing with you as the image of a tree. Share the cold wave, wind and thunder, and thunderbolt together; share the mist, liulan, and hauni together. Along the way, I felt that the heroine grew up very quickly and could definitely stand up as a tree, but in the end she became the begonia flower transplanted by the hero into his garden.