
Five Million for One Kiss
亲他一下五百万
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 172k Words
- Genre
- Romance
- Era
- Modern Era
- Updated
- 6y ago
- Source
- JJWXC
Synopsis
44Chapters
7.4kFavorites
8.5Score
489Nutrient gifts
39.7kClicks per chapter
1.1kComments
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I've read it three times and I still like Qin Yu very much. Have you ever considered writing a side story? I beg you (ο??????????ο?????????)
First of all, make a pile of armor and order the entire article. First of all, the male protagonist has been wooing the female protagonist. The female protagonist has been in love for eight years and finally wakes up and plans to leave the male protagonist and break up. However, she is coaxed by the male protagonist to get back together and continues to work as a nanny for the male protagonist without any complaints. The happy ending. The male protagonist is just a jian? The female protagonist is a role with no highlights. Not to mention that the male protagonist gives the female protagonist resources. I think it is only a matter of time before the female protagonist can slowly establish a foothold in the entertainment industry with her own strength without a male protagonist. Secondly, the heroine is too soft-hearted. She knew from the beginning that the hero was saying bad things about her behind her back and wanted to break up. Why didn't she say it? You said it was because you were reluctant, which I can understand, but is it too much that the villain keeps dancing in front of the heroine? In my opinion, all the pain of the heroine is caused by the hero. Because she likes the hero, she is ridiculed and eaten like a swan. Because she likes the hero, she is looked down upon by his family. Even most of the friends around the hero look down on her (I feel that the heroine is reluctant to leave the hero). It seems that she cannot live in the world without the hero. Another point I want to complain about is the female partner you met after finishing the variety show. After the second appearance, the female partner has been mentioning the female protagonist as her sister-in-law. If you want to write a male partner who has a crush on the female protagonist but doesn't want her to know, I can understand it, but every time the female partner appears on the stage, she will mention the male partner she has a crush on. Isn't it a bit too much? In my personal sense, I have the feeling that she is forcefully selling her brother to let the heroine marry her brother (after the female partner tentatively asked her brother and the brother was not disgusted with the answer, it can be seen that the female partner also knows that her brother likes the heroine) There are so many things that the male protagonist wants to complain about. When I think about the two hours I wasted reading this kind of article, I feel so angry that my eyes are covered with shit. In short, it is to avoid lightning and lightning! The outer packaging is chocolate but actually it is shit when opened! ! ! First of all, make a pile of armor and order the entire article. First of all, the male protagonist has been wooing the female protagonist. The female protagonist has been in love for eight years and finally wakes up and plans to leave the male protagonist and break up. However, she is coaxed by the male protagonist to get back together and continues to work as a nanny for the male protagonist without any complaints. The happy ending. The male protagonist is just a jian? The female protagonist is a role with no highlights. Not to mention that the male protagonist gives the female protagonist resources. I think it is only a matter of time before the female protagonist can slowly establish a foothold in the entertainment industry with her own strength without a male protagonist. Secondly, the heroine is too soft-hearted. She knew from the beginning that the hero was saying bad things about her behind her back and wanted to break up. Why didn't she say it? You said it was because you were reluctant, which I can understand, but is it too much that the villain keeps dancing in front of the heroine? In my opinion, all the pain of the heroine is caused by the hero. Because she likes the hero, she is ridiculed and eaten like a swan. Because she likes the hero, she is looked down upon by his family. Even most of the friends around the hero look down on her (I feel that the heroine is reluctant to leave the hero). It seems that she cannot live in the world without the hero. Another point I want to complain about is the female partner you met after finishing the variety show. After the second appearance, the female partner has been mentioning the female protagonist as her sister-in-law. If you want to write a male partner who has a crush on the female protagonist but doesn't want her to know, I can understand it, but every time the female partner appears on the stage, she will mention the male partner she has a crush on. Isn't it a bit too much? In my personal sense, I have the feeling that she is forcefully selling her brother to let the heroine marry her brother (after the female partner tentatively asked her brother and the brother was not disgusted with the answer, it can be seen that the female partner also knows that her brother likes the heroine) There are so many things that the male protagonist wants to complain about. When I think about the two hours I wasted reading this kind of article, I feel so angry that my eyes are covered with shit. In short, it is to avoid lightning and lightning! The outer packaging is chocolate but actually it is shit when opened! ! ! First of all, make a pile of armor and order the entire article. First of all, the male protagonist has been wooing the female protagonist. The female protagonist has been in love for eight years and finally wakes up and plans to leave the male protagonist and break up. However, she is coaxed by the male protagonist to get back together and continues to work as a nanny for the male protagonist without any complaints. The happy ending. The male protagonist is just a jian? The female protagonist is a role with no highlights. Not to mention that the male protagonist gives the female protagonist resources. I think it is only a matter of time before the female protagonist can slowly establish a foothold in the entertainment industry with her own strength without a male protagonist. Secondly, the heroine is too soft-hearted. She knew from the beginning that the hero was saying bad things about her behind her back and wanted to break up. Why didn't she say it? You said it was because you were reluctant, which I can understand, but is it too much that the villain keeps dancing in front of the heroine? In my opinion, all the pain of the heroine is caused by the hero. Because she likes the hero, she is ridiculed and eaten like a swan. Because she likes the hero, she is looked down upon by his family. Even most of the friends around the hero look down on her (I feel that the heroine is reluctant to leave the hero). It seems that she cannot live in the world without the hero. Another point I want to complain about is the female partner you met after finishing the variety show. After the second appearance, the female partner has been mentioning the female protagonist as her sister-in-law. If you want to write a male partner who has a crush on the female protagonist but doesn't want her to know, I can understand it, but every time the female partner appears on the stage, she will mention the male partner she has a crush on. Isn't it a bit too much? In my personal sense, I have the feeling that she is forcefully selling her brother to let the heroine marry her brother (after the female partner tentatively asked her brother and the brother was not disgusted with the answer, it can be seen that the female partner also knows that her brother likes the heroine) There are so many things that the male protagonist wants to complain about. When I think about the two hours I wasted reading this kind of article, I feel so angry that my eyes are covered with shit. In short, it is to avoid lightning and lightning! The outer packaging is chocolate but actually it is shit when opened! ! ! First of all, make a pile of armor and order the entire article. First of all, the male protagonist has been wooing the female protagonist. The female protagonist has been in love for eight years and finally wakes up and plans to leave the male protagonist and break up. However, she is coaxed by the male protagonist to get back together and continues to work as a nanny for the male protagonist without any complaints. The happy ending. The male protagonist is just a jian? The female protagonist is a role with no highlights. Not to mention that the male protagonist gives the female protagonist resources. I think it is only a matter of time before the female protagonist can slowly establish a foothold in the entertainment industry with her own strength without a male protagonist. Secondly, the heroine is too soft-hearted. She knew from the beginning that the hero was saying bad things about her behind her back and wanted to break up. Why didn't she say it? You said it was because you were reluctant, which I can understand, but is it too much that the villain keeps dancing in front of the heroine? In my opinion, all the pain of the heroine is caused by the hero. Because she likes the hero, she is ridiculed and eaten like a swan. Because she likes the hero, she is looked down upon by his family. Even most of the friends around the hero look down on her (I feel that the heroine is reluctant to leave the hero). It seems that she cannot live in the world without the hero. Another point I want to complain about is the female partner you met after finishing the variety show. After the second appearance, the female partner has been mentioning the female protagonist as her sister-in-law. If you want to write a male partner who has a crush on the female protagonist but doesn't want her to know, I can understand it, but every time the female partner appears on the stage, she will mention the male partner she has a crush on. Isn't it a bit too much? In my personal sense, I have the feeling that she is forcefully selling her brother to let the heroine marry her brother (after the female partner tentatively asked her brother and the brother was not disgusted with the answer, it can be seen that the female partner also knows that her brother likes the heroine) There are so many things that the male protagonist wants to complain about. When I think about the two hours I wasted reading this kind of article, I feel so angry that my eyes are covered with shit. In short, it is to avoid lightning and lightning! The outer packaging is chocolate but actually it is shit when opened! ! !
The writing is great. I read this book a long time ago, and then read it again today. I still like it very much. It really suits my taste! The author writes very well! !
This is my second time. I really like it.
Help, it's really beautiful
It's so sweet! ! God will give me a Qin Yu! ! !
Why didn't I order all the cards?
Congratulations on finishing the flowers! ! !
Ahhhhh it's so pretty!
After reading qwq, let me summarize: Sometimes you really need to let him (her) know that you are good to someone.