The Court Judge's Daily Life Spoiling His Wife

I just feel that the heroine is still stupid and brainless even if she is reborn a hundred times. A boudoir girl actually goes to the murderer's room to find out the truth? Sure enough, IQ doesn't just increase after you are reborn! A brainless person will still be in arrears even if he tests his IQ a hundred times!

I have read more than thirty chapters, and it is really well written! Even a mess of articles can have dozens or hundreds of comments, so why is your book so deserted, not even a single one? Both recommendation votes and monthly passes are reserved for you, but there are not many, only about ten monthly passes, don't dislike it, I will keep chasing you!

I used to think book publishing was a great thing, but not anymore. I used to think that the content of published books was all about the essence, but not anymore.

Why. . . . . Why can't you vote for a monthly ticket? I've finished reading it! It's very interesting!

Highly toxic. Chapter 25: If you think there is a problem, you go to the murderer's house to look for clues? ? Can't you tell me if the target is the police? I jumped back a few chapters, and basically every chapter is about men misunderstanding that women don't like it, or women misunderstanding that men don't like it! Let's just break up peacefully after one year.

This novel is about the young master who tortured me a thousand times and I fell in love with him like my first love.

After reading so many books, this is the first time I've seen such a stupid yet righteous heroine! Can't stand it. Next time I won't read a few chapters and then book them all…

I just feel that the heroine is still stupid and brainless even if she is reborn a hundred times. A boudoir girl actually goes to the murderer's room to find out the truth? Sure enough, IQ doesn't just increase after you are reborn! A brainless person will still be in arrears even if he tests his IQ a hundred times!

The writing is pretty good. Can I subscribe or vote monthly?

The title of the book might as well be called (One Hundred and Eight Thousand Unsolved Misunderstandings).