Who Doesn't Have a Few Basketball Tricks Up Their Sleeve?

I'm running around to tell you, Xiaohong's extra story has started... From the reader's perspective, it's really Xiaobai's seamless connection to Luoshan for classes, Xiaohong's prophet! !

This kind of carefree attitude, I always feel that the implication is that even if you are given the highest freedom, you are still under your control... As expected of you, A Zheng (thumb)

Wuquwuwu, Xiao Hui has a doll string, I want to see Xiao Hui's extras!

It's so beautiful. I feel dizzy when I watch Xiaohong's extras, just like Xiaobai saw Xiaohong's smile. Xiaohong appeared very rarely in high school. I really like the interaction between Xiaobai and Xiaohong [Let Me Kangkang]

It's already 2026, and the if line hasn't been updated at all. I want to watch the Haizaki line [crying] [crying]

Looking back, I saw that the author had coded a lot, and it was really fun to read. I remember I reviewed it after watching it? I like this book, the emotional scenes especially touched me. It doesn't start with love, it doesn't start with lust for appearance and body, it's the emotion that comes from spending time with the protagonist day and night, and then it deepens little by little. This process must be slow and profound. In the end, you will talk about whether you want physical contact, right? The author's writing was very poignant to me, very clear, and the feelings are really youthful and beautiful. Don't talk about feelings, don't talk about feelings. To be honest, I really don't like relationships that rely on physical contact, but most books have it, and I just have to take a few bites when there is really little food. This is an all-purpose book. To me, the author has a good balance. After all, if one of the books is not written well, it will be awkward and shocking. It's been a while since I read it, so there may be discrepancies. The protagonist is a beautiful girl? But I didn't describe the protagonist's appearance too much and repetitively (this kind of writing is used in many books, and I doubt whether it's because of the word count), nor did I write about how shocking the appearance of the protagonist is to others (similar to when you meet a beautiful person in real life, you sigh in your heart and say, "Oh, it looks good, but it's gone."). Only after you like it will you start to care about every part of this person, right? Who usually keeps staring at your facial features and everything about you? Now I really write a book review based on my impressions. If I am wrong, please point out. In short, if you like the all-directional single arrow and your feelings will flow slowly, you can check it out. Emotional scenes are not greasy to me, they are very refreshing. Then let me talk about a shortcoming that I still remember even if I have read it before. The author did not go into details about Miracles Breaking Up. He just said in an outline that the Miracles fell apart and the protagonist followed Kuroko to his school. When I read this, I felt that it would be impossible to separate it, as if I would miss watching one episode. So sorry. [Rainbow fart]

Can we, Xiao Hei and Xiao Hui, still wait for us in this lifetime [please] [please] Boss, please come back and take a look [please]

Xiao Zheng, no matter where he appears, he is always at the BOSS level.

Woohoo, other people's extras will be updated🥺

When can our Cuicui and our Xiao Hui meet Remi's little doll?