I thought this was going to be a farming story, playing ball with the princes and all. Who knew I'd get shoved into an extra-difficult, totally overpowered bonus level? Excuse me? Why are you doing this to me? Is my villainous aura really that obvious???
Fine, whatever, give it to me. But why are there one car crash after another!!! Son of a biscuit!!!
Some say it's seeing ghosts, while others call it fate.
This world is full of crowds, people coming and going, but I only ever met you, and you only ever met me.
The early chapters are all about shameless flirting, the middle ones let society teach you a lesson, and the later ones shower you with sweetness!
BL. Read with caution.
Primarily based on Touken Ranbu, with crossovers from The Prince of Tennis, Natsume's Book of Friends, XXX HOLIC, and a series of other Japanese manga.
This story contains many personal interpretations and out-of-character portrayals. Criticism is not welcome.
Theme:
Tragic... Until the end, Knee Pill didn't wait for his Anijia [Xun Pain]
I want Mikazuki to attack first (???)
Maybe people are getting older and can't stand the abuse, so they want to read some sweet stories. I also read the extras. It's very sweet. I also read this article after seeing that the main character is Gong. The author's writing is very good, and it's not a Jinjiang-framed Gong. I think those articles that say Qingquan is like Shou are really those template Gong. I think the appearance is soft and the character is cute and weak. Does this kind of thing have to be Shou? Who stipulated it?
I feel sorry for you 171, but I still stick to the grandfather line
Ahhhh, my beads, I feel distressed and cry. I finally found a story where the protagonist played with beads, but in the end, he was not the male protagonist.
Really surprised
Damn, it's updated, okay?
Wow, more, updated QAQ
Poisonous! Just after reading this book, I read 6-2 on a whim, and then Mikazuki was released!
It seems that we can make a profit in a few days. . . Miss the dragon and turtle shell. . . Come back and read the article for comfort. . . Come on, authors!