There Are Always Fairies Who Have Ulterior Motives for Me

Difficult, being forced to do things in various ways, strong but always being forced to do things for others

It feels like it's related to Guan Guan

This book should be classified as a listening novel. I feel that it should write more about the disputes between the male protagonist and the female protagonist, and the female protagonist and the female protagonist. The emotional drama is the highlight.

I feel that there are not as many big problems as there are minor problems. Punctuation marks are often used randomly, sentences are sometimes awkward to read, and there are quite a few typos. Are you in a hurry to publish and not read carefully or something else?

I'll automatically subscribe to the whole thing once it's on the shelves, hoping for more

There are either typos or omissions in the first three chapters. I feel tired just reading them 😒. It affects the viewing experience too much.

This is probably written according to Guan Guan's routine. But there are too many typos

Some sentences don't read smoothly and feel awkward. The author should polish them carefully.

There are 78 discussion threads and a lot of people posting pictures, so I know what's going on.

It's a bit like Guan Guan's heroine. Wait a minute, it's not bad. Come on.

I really like reading Guan Guan's heroines. Wait a minute. When I look at the character setting of this book, it's really very similar to 😄. Come on, the author, and write well. Let's see how it goes after you gain weight. Don't be too shabby. Come on! Guan Guan's first book was also based on The Ultimate Jia Ding, and later it became more and more unique and better of its own! Come on, come on, write

The writing style is pretty good, and the writing is pretty good. I guess I can drive.

There are 6 female protagonists in this book? ? ?