
Please Take It Seriously
请你认真
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 179k Words
- Chapters
- 65
- Genre
- Romance
- Era
- Modern Era
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- JJWXC
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1.1kFavorites
9.4Score
129Nutrition
5.8kClicks / chapter
459Comments
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Abuse the Male Protagonist
The main story is about torturing men and loving women. A small part of it contains Mary Sue and comments on the appearance of the heroine. Another book list will be updated continuously
32Followers92Books1yUpdated
Xp
Personal xp, twisted, not necessarily double clean, be careful of being cheated (three stars are for rating, will be specially noted, they are all pretty, pick the one that suits your taste)
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To be honest, I'm waiting for the update
I am coming! Come on come on OvO
""Being able to stand at the feet of Yantian Sect" is a big thorn in the side of the author~ Tianyanzong
Look at the front: The host CPU has burned to 200°, please pay attention to the temperature warning! See the chemical formula: The host has entered a CPU overload state and will shut down and restart after 10 seconds. Ps: I have never scored more than 20 points in Chemistry, and I still get critical hits when reading novels~~~ I can't turn on the computer, and I have to mu mu bo b to restart, (try hard to pout, mu~~~
Damn, when will you update? Have you given up? [Crying]
Woohoo, our little chestnuts are wide and sticky
I like this setting very much, but I really hope Ji Jingtong can understand the Zerg society quickly. [Changed][changed][changed]
Author, do you still update?
This is the best arrangement. Wish them happiness
I just saw the author's reply to a reader's question about some incoherences. I realized that we are often carried away by the plot and subconsciously ignore some inconsistencies. The real ending will not be as happy as written in the novel. In the first part of the plot where the heroine and the hero get along, the backgrounds are relatively dark stories, such as "The Body Haunted", but in the later period when the heroine faces up to her feelings for the hero, such descriptions are almost absent.