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Can you please write a book about Dongxing? I really want him to come out? I really want him to meet his lover???

It gives me the feeling that men's love and sex are separate, just like He and Lin and Ye, Ji and Cheng and Qiao Qiao, but how much of this kind of love is true and how false? Or do you enjoy the deep affection of your lover more than loving that person?

My aunt ended up getting married and having children with that man named Chen... I can't accept it!!!!

The one who was a little bit upset was Miss Shi. After such a despicable operation, was there no retribution?

I'm most angry when my aunt gets married and has children!

In fact, although some characters have good endings and some have bad endings, reading the whole story is a kind of sigh. Regardless of the process of their good endings or the ending of bad endings, it can only be a lament. It has a bit of stamina. It can be regarded as the short story I have read (it is a short story). Every character is written vividly, regardless of whether the character is good or not. Finally, I would like to thank the author. I am going to read the next one.

Mainly I like Cheng Ruohang's character design

When he appeared on the stage, I thought he could wait until he could look back. But in the end, the person he loved got his wish. I feel sorry for Brother Dong.

Although I don't like sister-brother relationships, Ji Dongxing is too upset!

This article is too pretentious, completely floating in the sky. I read it all the way through the few books I wrote in the past few years. This first book obviously has not yet developed the unique language style that will follow. The second half of the narrative is difficult to read. . . The front part is pretty good and normal, but what is written in the back? Although it is unexpected, it is too bloody, and I think if the male protagonist really only likes the female protagonist wholeheartedly, then having an arbitrary first love is nothing. . . It's a bit too cute and established, and the characters behind the heroine are far less vivid than those at the front. In my opinion, this book is unfinished.