Ming Dynasty: Starting from the End of Jiajing Period

Xisuo, the inside story of Seven Days. I will give you the best

After the protagonist and the group of women spent those 7 days on the boat, not one of them got pregnant...😂

The first chapter was sent directly, right? You shouldn't have initiated this book.

Describe in detail the seven sleepless days the heroine and the pirate spent

Come to the forum, specifically read the first chapter, why is it missing?

Scumbags are fine, and Master Gu is fun to watch, but turning into a woman is too much.

I can only think of it as obscenity. In ancient times, the physical strength and adaptability of women fighting in ancient wars were not as good as those of male soldiers. Besides, the concepts were also very different.

Why do male videos have female protagonists? Can women be brought in?

Can anyone tell me if there is a relationship line? Although I came here because of the reputation of the forum, it feels pretty good.

Let's take a look at the post bar. Apart from the two strange settings of being turned around and being a scumbag, the whole book is pretty good to read.

Forget about being a scumbag. Even if you are a eunuch, I can still take a look. Becoming a woman is too much.

Coming here because of its reputation, I took a look at the book review section.

QQ area, come here to witness it

I've been busy recently and the updates are unstable. Thank you for your understanding <(_ _)>

Is this protagonist male or female?

The author is great, but he kept writing for so long despite poor grades.

Sure enough, any natural disaster or earthquake is obviously a man-made disaster.

A modern young man with five beauties and four good qualities would not be able to do something like Chen Hai who specializes in killing in ancient times.

I can't imagine Li Huamei being the same as me. She is a cold beauty in both games and CG.

Yysy, except for the beginning, the writing and plot of this article are good.

Faster is better😭

What do you think of the missing chapters? Too many are missing, which affects reading a lot.