Stealing Fragrance

Thank you very much, Mo Da. Thank you for the values ​​​​and view of love your book brought me. Reading your book made me understand that even though some things may seem meaningless in the world, we still have to persevere. I began to stand firm in my own thoughts, do what I should do, and make correct judgments without being influenced by others. You must dare to take responsibility. Many times, you cannot solve problems by avoiding them. I learned to be strong in the face of difficulties, and no longer weak in the face of hardships, and finally saw the light of day and embarked on a smooth road. No longer have a one-sided view of things, so that your understanding can be closer to the truth and essence. I understand the importance of being sincere to people. Only sincerity can gain sincerity. People who are hypocritical should not be closely friends with each other. Don't let others down. It was these that got me off to a good start. It is precisely because of these things that I left a good impression on her when I met her. As we got along, I started to like her, and she also had a crush on me. But I never said it out loud, nor did I dare to say it out loud. I just did it silently. If you like someone, you only need to pay silently for them. Words that are just shouted out without giving anything seem pale and weak, but practical actions can often move people. Finally one time, she confided in me and told me a lot about her past. I also strengthened my own thoughts. It was at this time that I revealed my feelings to her. It was precisely because I had done so much silently that I had the courage to express my feelings when she needed comfort the most. It was precisely because I clearly understood what I could do that the words of my promise had weight. How can I impress the other party with some sweet words that I feel I have no confidence in? Finally she let down her guard. Looking back, many times I didn't do it deliberately, but I was still influenced by Mo Da's ideas, which made me develop in many good directions. However, I, who was dull, unexpectedly gained love. I am really grateful to Mo Da's book for helping me. I also know how to go on more firmly in the future.

He keeps licking Liu Bei, is it nonsense to say that he is benevolent and righteous? When he escapes, his wife does not need to take the people with him, which shows the hypocrisy of this kind of person.

Can someone tell me the general plot? I came here for the Three Kingdoms. I have just read more than 100 chapters. They are all about three fragrances, mutations, and tomb robberies. I have no idea about this aspect. If the plot has nothing to do with the Three Kingdoms, but some NPCs use the names of the Three Kingdoms, I will abandon it.

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I remember that when I first saw Jiang Shan's beauty, I was astonished. Every mystery is fascinating to watch. I came to Touxiang with high expectations. The early foreshadowing was very good, but by the middle stage, I really couldn't stand it anymore after about 700 chapters. The writing style often uses dialogue between two people to explain known useless plots. The villain looks like a city official, and the so-called "means" are like a three-year-old child when you look closely. Gui Feng, Ye Xingchen and other villains. For those in Jiangshan: Pei Ju and Li Xuanba are not worthy of carrying shoes.

What the hell is this writing about? The writing style is also too poor, and the development of the characters and stories is too ridiculous. Since it is traveling through the Three Kingdoms, we always have to respect the historical situation a little. In that era, the protagonist should have died in the first episode.

Has the author written a book called Martial Arts Masters on Campus?

It's a bit rubbish. Is this Sword and Fairy 1? What kind of love can defeat power?

There are too many explanations and it's too verbose.

In the name of history, they are robbing tombs and selling them as dog meat.