I Have a Mirror of Two Realms

It's too similar to Two Worlds Yin. You need to have something of your own.

Whose woman invites a strange man into her house for the first time? Door ajar?

The editors of Qidian are really awesome, and the four fans are also popular works 😥😥

200 Million yuan, and I still need to rent a house. If I want to keep it secret, I have to buy a house before I can rest assured.

It used to be good to read this kind of books, but now most people don't like books about dog licking.

Pig's feet, please read more Das Kapital and Selected Works of Mao Zedong when you have time. They are much more useful than those ancient books you mentioned.

Each one is inseparable from the woman.

The protagonist is a scumbag and doesn't want to be responsible. Blooming everywhere, but losing the meaning of your insistence on writing. I don't know how to develop resources. I act cool all day long and drink wine. School beauties, ex-girlfriends, classmates get together, buy cars and houses, spend money in bundles and throw away the same consumption, it is very embarrassing to know these bad streets.

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The plot is awkward and cliche, the modern scenes are written in a way that feels like forcing the king to return, and the plot of the alien story is blunt...

Why is the writing so messy? I just read Chapter 19 and there are a lot of places that feel like they have been skipped inexplicably. I even turned the page back and forth thinking I turned an extra page. Are you asking the reader to figure it out? Determine a chapter to post, and pull it into the group: Recycle Bin to avoid opening it again in the future.

Can you continue writing about this topic? I can't even read the title. It's too cliche.

How come there are all kinds of women from the beginning? Preparing for a harem?

Fantasy works. Men nowadays basically don't believe in love. If you have money, you will get a woman. This is a common problem nowadays.

The old-fashioned way, there is a rich classmate, and then a wealthy young man comes to cause trouble.

When I read the introduction, I thought it would come up with something new, but what's the difference between it and other two-world travel novels?

Poverty limits my imagination? Thinking about it, I still can't accept the fact that a sword costs hundreds of thousands and 50,000 taels of silver. Is it really okay to spend tens of millions to buy a Byakugan? Whether it's cost-effectiveness or attention-grabbing