
A Carefree Life Begins with the Little Vajra Body
悠闲人生从小金刚身开始
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.5M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Superpowers
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
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This is such a damn sycophantic act! How can someone be so obsequious? Where's your nonchalance? You accuse others of being obsequious, but you're even more obsequious than them.
The male lead and the male supporting character in this book are both simps; I don't recommend reading it!
With my most sincere heart that day, I said two words—Run!
Wu Biao is disgusting. It's one thing to borrow money normally, but when it comes to live streaming, he expects the main character to come up with ideas, buy equipment, and act. What gives him the right?
System, tasks, superpowers, campus, dorm leaders, school beauty, goddess, simp, showing off and face-slapping, live streaming—okay, with so many keywords, you can basically imagine the plot without even reading the novel.
Run! The protagonist has a simp friend, then becomes the simp himself, and treats a 200-pound fat female suitor like a daughter, calling to check on her, giving her living expenses, taking her out to eat and drink—it's a classic simp's happy ending. This author is even more disgusting than *Ninth Heavenly Destiny* and *Leap of Fame*.
Don't read this book, it's toxic. He's a complete simp.
Was Wu Biao a character the author deliberately wrote to annoy readers? I instantly don't want to read anymore.
Li Suo
This book is full of life lessons, half a chapter is just platitudes, I can't stand it. Are you some kind of life guru? What kind of grand life philosophies are you spouting?