——Some people stand on the throne right from the start.
Jiang Qichen is a complete lunatic. He has a good skin to confuse people, but inside he has a soul that makes people tremble without distinction between good and evil.
He makes decisions with coins, and he can easily reach the top.
——The whole world of black and white was just created for him.
Ps: The male protagonist is so heartbroken that all living beings worship him.
Su Susu, everyone loves the male protagonist, and there is no deputy cp.
Reader comments
This book has few emotional lines but is very touching. Take a quote from a long review author: Young people know each other, young people confess their love to each other. I read through the whole article, and there was not even a quarrel. No one would object to the relationship between the two, parents, friends, and even the country (these two relationships have gone through a clear path, and the doors are open). They have no misunderstandings, no interference, few twists and turns, and have the understanding of relatives and friends, the blessing of the country, and the respect of the world.
Some of the authors in the first volume failed to find the rhythm. They wrote about ordinary campus-type slaps in the face, which may be a little dissuasive, but the subsequent scientific research part is really exciting. When I read it, I didn't understand many scientific terms, but the little sparks in the writing gave people a glimpse of that glorious era.
This book has few emotional lines but is very touching. Take a quote from a long review author: Young people know each other, young people confess their love to each other. I read through the whole article, and there was not even a quarrel. No one would object to the relationship between the two, parents, friends, and even the country (these two relationships have gone through a clear path, and the doors are open). They have no misunderstandings, no interference, few twists and turns, and have the understanding of relatives and friends, the blessing of the country, and the respect of the world. Some of the authors in the first volume failed to find the rhythm. They wrote about ordinary campus-type slaps in the face, which may be a little dissuasive, but the subsequent scientific research part is really exciting. When I read it, I didn't understand many scientific terms, but the little sparks in the writing gave people a glimpse of that glorious era.
It turns out to be a companion piece.