Everyday American TV Drama

I read this book after I finished reading the author's latest novel, "The Detective." Are these two books really written by the same person? Every time I see a poisonous point and want to skip it, there will always be a new poisonous point to persuade me to quit. At first, I was so afraid of Little Red Riding Hood, but also wanted to be friends with others. I neither tried to stop or enlighten Little Red Riding Hood, nor did I try to solve the reasons for her blackening, nor did I strengthen myself to protect myself, so I just left it alone to enjoy myself. I wrote that Leonard was extremely high. He was one of the embarrassing ones. He licked like this for the first time. It was really disgusting. Now that I have read the college chapter, I want to show my respect and talk about Little Red Riding Hood. I want to forcefully explain it and persuade me to quit again. My impression of the protagonist is that he is extremely selfish and stupid. He is selfish because he approaches all the other main supporting characters just to gain benefits from the system. He talks about being a friend and has no feelings about other people's affairs at all. For example, you can obviously accompany Sheldon when he is most lonely. But what are you talking about? You will meet more unique friends in the future. It's all bullshit. You can't say this with even a little bit of basic empathy. The stupidity lies in the fact that the protagonist is systematic, has time, has vision, and can predict the fate of some characters, and then his choice is to be cowardly, not even thinking about basic self-preservation, not exercising or studying, just thinking about improving his IQ all day long. I can't see any growth in this IQ after a long time, and even the most basic logical ability has not improved at all. You are afraid of this and that every day, so why don't you go and practice fighting? Buy a gun and practice shooting? Go and have a good relationship with the people you fear and make them your own strength? The contact with Little Red Riding Hood was passive from beginning to end, so he deserved the beating. One thing to say, this book is more than a little different from the new book. I really don't recommend reading it.

It seems that the protagonist's wife should be Peggy Adler. The reasons are as follows One: Chinese people have a deep-rooted love of virginity and a love of exclusivity for their girlfriends. Peggy is the character who has the first time with the protagonist. Who can imagine Peggy dating other men? Moreover, Peggy concentrates on science, and the protagonist can tolerate a certain degree of philandering. Is there any better treasure girl than her? Two: To integrate into the circle of The Big Bang Theory, Peggy needs to team up with the protagonist. The core circle of the original Big Bang Theory consists of two people, Leonard and Sheldon. Everyone else is tied together by the threads of these two people. Then Peggy's identity is more embarrassing. Peggy likes Sheldon, Leonard has a crush on Peggy, and Sheldon and Leonard are close friends. There is only one solution, Peggy is paired with the protagonist, then Leonard and Sheldon are safe, the circle of the big bang is the Iron Triangle, the protagonist Sheldon Leonard. In the end, the timeline of The Big Bang Theory should start when the protagonist becomes a formal doctor, and then the time when the protagonist grows into a great doctor is spent together with The Big Bang Theory.

Ross Rachel Monica Chandler Phoebe Joey

Mai Mai

Let's see if anyone knows who the four heroines are.

Peggy "The Bad Seed"

If you want to do this, you have to listen to me.

I won the first blood As long as we write Friends we will be friends

The repeated mediocrity is really enough to dissuade you, and if you play too much, it will become very ex. Everyone laughed knowingly when it appeared for the first time. Then just say he is handsome. But if it appears too much later, it will be boring. If you keep playing with the same meme, it will be very ex. The author still thinks he is quite humorous.

The name of this book should be changed. It should be called Daily American TV Series Adam's Anatomy.