Lu Zhixi, a homebody, transmigrated because of something a fortune-teller said. The real kicker? He transmigrated into a novel he had just read. That makes no sense at all. Then, for no apparent reason, he met the male lead and looked after him at every turn. But the male lead was a walking disaster, and Lu Zhixi kept getting dragged into trouble along with him. The male lead is a disaster. Stay away from him!
Lu Xuanli: "There's nothing I can do about that, either."
Lu Zhixi was at his wits' end. Why was this male lead always haunting him?
Theme: Treasure what you have.
Okay, I'm here again. I just wanted to write a comment today on a whim? But what to write about... I don't know? Anyway, I admire your brainstorming. . . (Another comment) (Don't thank me too much??)
Okay, I'm here again. I just wanted to write a comment today on a whim? But what to write about... I don't know? Anyway, I admire your brainstorming. . . (Another comment) (Don't thank me too much??)
This chapter is quite long. It seems that I can enjoy a new pair of CPs (dog head). But Xiaojiu doesn't understand? Also: The thatched house was requested by Teacher Xie, not my own choice >o<
I think this chapter describes the encounter between the male protagonist and the second male protagonist very completely, and also uses a lot of rhetorical techniques (it turns into appreciation again hhh), and it is also very interesting, but I still want to be beautiful??
Although the language in this article is not gorgeous, it is extremely accurate and vivid, the emotions are very rich and real, it is enjoyable to read, the material is novel, the conception is wonderful, and the language is lively and lively. There is a fresh breath of life between the lines, and the tone of the entire article is relaxed and humorous, making it full of wit and wit.
Although the language in this chapter is not gorgeous, it is extremely accurate and vivid, the emotions are rich and real, the material is novel, the conception is wonderful, and the language is lively and lively. The whole text is full of humor and fun throughout, making it a joy to read. The language is simple and smooth, relaxed and humorous.