It's very delicious, and it embodies the copycat's plot very vividly, but it doesn't have that particularly disgusting stare feeling. I don't know whether the author is more restrained in his wording, or because he is deliberately seduced by the subject, or because he is constantly spurning his own thoughts.
Because the copywriter clicks on the full text, you are lucky. Almost the entire text is written around the copywriter, and the remaining two chapters of the text complete the plot over.
Cute short story.
An ancient sadistic novel that attacks the perspective. Not that bad version.
Because Gong is pure evil, there is no plot where he cannot recognize who he loves, so he is pure evil and abuses his victims physically and mentally.
But, it's just because he likes him that he bullies others like this. Otherwise, why wouldn't he bully others? Although this statement is not correct, it is still very appropriate to put it in this article. I feel like being attacked and playing with my emotions, and I'm going to get hurt again and again. Although attacking is bad, the good thing is that feeling is really in love (no)
In the early stage, it was the villain's coercion (without love), in the middle stage, it was the villain's twisted love (it was hard to tell whether it was love or not), and in the later stage, it was discovered that they were a pure love couple running in both directions, delicious!
Attacking in the eyes of the recipient is a pure bad guy, and attacking in the eyes of the recipient is a fool. This is a two-way journey.
A spoiler sentence.
It's all the system's fault for tearing apart a cute couple who could have been childhood sweethearts! ! !
The male god is defeated, and the lively puppy is attacked.
I found out halfway through that there was a plot about running with a ball, but the author's writing style was very peaceful and the plot was quite reasonable, so it didn't make me feel too silly.
Keyboard online games, Ba Jiao. I enjoyed watching the first part, but I wasn't too interested in the later part when it was about real-life love affairs.
Personally, I feel that the author's writing has a very domineering flavor, and I love reading it. However, I don't want to see Gong Shou's love relationship go to a more realistic place. I prefer the online gaming part.
The protagonist is a love brain with a Japanese background. The Japanese flavor makes me want to laugh. Each character automatically adds one to his mind when he speaks~
A very cute and cute little couple, everyone is very happy after watching the whole thing
The thunder point is placed in front. Gong's family has always asked him to have a child through in vitro fertilization. Isn't this just another way of saying surrogacy? ? ? Although there was no child in the end, Gong agreed with his family's approach and had no objection.
What attracts me to reading about the literature of running with a ball is that if the child is a pig, the child will also be a pig, hahahahahahaha, the article is quite cute and the writing is very cute. The attacker and the sufferer love each other very much, and the reason for their separation is the parents of both parties.
At the beginning, I didn't know that the child I was receiving was my own. I was very serious about being a stepdad and was very sincere.
There is no cheat code for ordinary people to struggle with the unlimited flow of games. Each dungeon is very interesting in terms of how people struggle in this high-pressure environment and reflects their character. Don't be too good-looking. This author has always written emotional dramas in a particularly delicate and touching way, making people almost faint even though they are still being serialized.
Hermaphroditism. It is really heart-warming to write about the parts where emotions arise between Shou and Shou, and the emotions are also in place when Shou and Gong have misunderstandings, so the subsequent part of resolving the misunderstandings is highlighted as if it were a straightforward narrative. But overall it still looks good.
I like Gong's character very much. He looks like a flower on the mountain, but he is actually very tolerant and kind. The main reason is that the main object of this tolerance is the other person's feelings, so it is particularly cute. Love this contrast. But it was really miserable, and I didn't like the plot too much, but the love story between the young couple was cute, so I read it selectively, but I didn't see many scenes of the young couple falling in love sweetly.
The interaction between the young couple is super cute. They are sunny and cheerful, but they look cold but are actually gentle. Both of them love each other very much.
It's so funny. At first I thought it was too Korean, and it was so funny that I kept saying "Yeah!" After the young couple fell in love, they felt that it was not too cute.
The interaction between attack and reception in the early stage is very tense, and in the later stage it feels a bit domineering (?), Well, not that domineering, but quite coquettish.
Gong is better at expressing his or her feelings, is more tolerant, and has a new-year feel. But Gong's actual age is younger than Shou's, so some of the moments when they get along have the flavor of their younger generation.
The plot is bloody and crazy at first glance, but it seems to be somewhat reasonable.
Combined with paragraph comments to see the best reading flavor. However, early reviews mentioned three-dimensional Korean stars, and there was a scolding system. The original protagonist was scolded, which may affect the viewing experience. It seems to be a little better after entering v. Fortunately, there wasn't much criticism, at least I didn't see much of it.
There are many tricks to attack the mind, and the brain circuit is difficult for ordinary people to understand. And he is committed to using his mind to "play" with feelings.
A story about a psychotic author who goes through the book trying to completely control the protagonist and succeeds. Although it is nerve-wracking, it is very annoying.
It's so cute. They get along so well with each other, but they don't look like dads. The young couple are very good at communicating, and they hit the ground running when they think there will be misunderstandings. The interaction is not too cute, and the fact that Gong will reply to messages one by one is even more adorable.
The CP article of a layer of Zerg skin was approved.
I'm right. I've read more than 10 episodes of this kind of plot where you love me and I love you but neither of us says anything about the pain and sadness of misunderstanding each other at the CP next door.
It feels like the soil next door is more suitable for it. I saw someone complaining about this stomach-ache emotional drama in the comments section, and it didn't blend in smoothly next door.
Turning to the article I just finished reading, the comment was: Haha, My Lovely Wife, the two of them love each other so much that they fall in love without opening their mouths. I love watching it.