The Savior Refuses to Become a Simp

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Why do so many people dislike harems? Mengxin said long live the harem

Why do so many people say that I am short and weak recently? The author has never stopped updating. Isn't that enough

Eye racing

Once upon a time, there was a scholar who lived in a peaceful mountain village . His temperament was elegant, but he was very ugly. One day, the scholar met a stunning girl on his way to school and fell in love with her at first sight. Later, he found out that the girl was a fairy who strayed into the world. They talked happily, so he took her home. Soon, they got married. One day, they went to the market for a walk together. A group of naughty children came over and pointed at the scholar and said, "Look at this man! He is so ugly!" The fairy was very puzzled after hearing this. Then he asked the scholar what ugliness means. The scholar was helpless after hearing this. But facing the fairy's pure eyes, he could only say helplessly: "Ugly means looking like me." Unexpectedly, the fairy smiled after hearing this and said, "It turns out that ugly is like me." "You look like your husband, then this must be a compliment." After that, he took the scholar back to the village with him. Days passed and the scholar was getting older. He saw more and more wrinkles on his face day by day. But the fairy was still as beautiful as a flower, unaffected by the years. One day, the scholar said to the fairy: "Go away, I can't protect you anymore." But the fairy refused and stayed with the scholar. One day, the scholar didn't return home all night for some unknown reason. The fairy was very puzzled, but she didn't say anything until one day, the fairy heard that the scholar was staying at a widow's house in the village. She was very angry and questioned the scholar. The scholar replied: "I don't have much time left, and I just want to leave an heir." It turned out that since the scholar and the fairy got married, they had not consummated their marriage. So the fairy asked the scholar how to leave him an heir. The scholar told the fairy that as long as they slept together they could have children. The fairy took the scholar to the inner room. The scholar weighed again and decided. He left a child for himself, so he took off his pants. When the fairy saw it, his eyes suddenly opened wide. He pointed at the scholar's crotch in surprise and said, "Mr. Sir! I have this thing... Too!"

😅😅How come there are so many people in the book review section, and the theory of victim guilt still exists

Will the prodigal son return with gold? I'd like to ask some of my readers who have contradicted me. Why should the prodigal son never exchange for gold when he comes back? I admit that I am a cold thinker after all. However, I mostly think from the victim's perspective. More often than not, the harm done to a person can be made up for?

System Girl

Glasses~

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