[Ye Luoli] Jiang Ran

I have some questions. First, why would a fairy go to a stranger's house to steal food? Second, why does the heroine think that a fairy has no place to go? She has watched the animation, and although she only vaguely remembers it, she should understand that although some fairies are curious about the human world, all of them love fairyland deeply. I don't think it is polite to use a very urgent tone to ask the other person to stay without knowing whether the other person is willing to leave home. Fortunately, that fairy is a good-tempered one, so if you were Pangpang... (It's like you accidentally come to stay at a house, but they ask you to stay, saying that their child who is still in the mother's belly wants a peer to be a friend, so you can stay at my house. Your house doesn't have such delicious food, right? Ps. If it were me, I would leave the reward and punch him and go home) The heroine said that she wanted a peer to accompany her. Did she forget the identity of the fairy at this time? Aren't the classmates in school human beings? Later, combined with the fact that the heroine was unwilling to tell Wang Mo that she also had a fairy, I realized that the heroine wanted to show off, but it gave people the feeling of being ugly and a little uncomfortable. (Personal opinion, for reference only, don't be afraid of being criticized, tell the truth with true feelings)

The heroine's idea of ​​having brains confused me. I didn't know what she wanted to say, but it was quite funny.

It's a bit difficult to read. The writing style of a primary school student? The content is a bit like a running account. Oops.

By the way, no matter how mentally mature she is, she is still not an adult, right?

!! Really? Come on, author

Why do you feel like Gao Taiming is chasing you?

My mother's name is Mu Qin, and the homophone is really fun.

Is it really gone?д?

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