I Really Just Want to Be Ordinary

I was going to the army the day after tomorrow. I looked at my WeChat balance and saw six yuan left. I simply gave it all to Brother Fox. The life of a recruit for even three months is boring, and two young ladies, Xia Zhu and Wen Ruyu, couldn't come to see me. I hope the author will treat them well. This book must not be left unfinished. I will give it a good reward when I have the financial ability. Come on, for the author and for me!

My wife _(•̀ω•́"∠)_

Build a new building for Wen Ruyu, twenty coins per floor, fifty floors total, Wen Party members, charge!

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I can't understand why this book isn't ranked on the new book charts or the contract signing charts. I've been a bookworm for over ten years, and I genuinely think it's a great book, so why isn't it featured? If any readers stumble upon this and happen to see it, I highly recommend reading it. Although it's a system novel, it doesn't suffer from the common problems of system novels.

Why isn't it a single-character story? Is the current trend all about wishful thinking and harems, or is it just that there aren't many female characters to pad the word count? It's not that I discriminate against harems, but after over 10 years of reading experience, I think your harem story is worse than watching a movie with a teacher—what's the point?

I was completely dumbfounded. Wen Ruyu genuinely liked the protagonist but didn't choose him. Why choose Xia Zhu when he doesn't have a system? He wouldn't even like the protagonist anyway. 😰😰😰

First, let me tell you how I came across this book. It should be a silver treasure chest, followed by a daily reading guide. Looking at the book cover, it's... Brother Lu!!! I saved it to my favorites for half a month, and then only clicked on it a few days ago. Emma, ​​it smells so good! Second, my opinion on this book. Currently, there are still more than forty chapters left to read.

Leave me a picture if you pass by.

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