[The question is, I really dug out some old manuscripts, but they were all written in white. Jpg]
Once you pass through the book, the plot collapses, who will take the blame?
With a bang, the book puts the blame on the protagonist's head first. Scolding the protagonist for not doing anything serious is like a pure salted fish.
Liu Yuebai: "Sure, you eat what I have, use mine to live in mine, and you're going to scold me in the end, right?"
Yan Shu decided to put this issue aside for now.
But the problem comes again.
If you don't follow the plot, don't leave. Who will take the blame if the protagonist bends?
With a clang of words... Liu Yuebai snatched the pot and buckled his head.
Yan Shu took the blame and looked confused: "No, does this have anything to do with me?"
Liu Yuebai: "You really deserve to die if you run away after flirting with me."
The protagonist is bent, did I tease him?
Yan Shu swore to God that he just read too many strange novels and took a second look at the unusual plots. He hadn't even peeked at Liu Yuebai's bath since time travel. Why should he be blamed for this? !
The sand sculpture Lotte is full of talk and is running on the train. Reader x has given up thinking and indulges the protagonist anyway.
Intention: To fall in love is to talk joyfully. Jpg
