Seventy Good Luck System, the Professor Begged Me Every Night for Admission

Wow wow wow! Like it! I just like sweet stories with lots of interaction between male and female protagonists. They are wonderfully written in big letters. Please update them more often!

It's very interesting. The heroine has a distinctive personality and the hero dotes on his wife. I love reading sweet stories like this. Sisters, click your head to read it!

The writing is wonderful. The heroine is very lucky, and whoever bullies her will be unlucky. The male protagonist is also great. He firmly chooses the heroine from beginning to end. It's great to watch!

Next time, can we not have this kind of plot where everyone wants to target the heroine? Everyone is jealous of the heroine And the heroine of this book + luck value, she was framed by others one second, and was exposed the next second, or she was unlucky, fell down while walking, and had bird droppings on her head. The female supporting character steals a letter from the male protagonist and is hit by a child. What you mean is that anyone would bully the heroine, and then the heroine would turn the bad guy around, and it would even be ridiculous to say "she has been so evil recently, and anyone who encounters her will be unlucky." That's what you call good luck I didn't notice it before, I just found this kind of plot annoying, and there are so many better ones. Now I feel that the author's writing skills are poor and he can't write anything other than this. Also, the male protagonist has always suspected that the female protagonist is up to something scheming or trying to take advantage of him. It gives me a feeling of being petty, and even sometimes I always think of a village girl in my heart. I thought she was just talking casually and even forgot about herself. I didn't expect such a village girl to keep her promise so much. There is not much transition in feelings, they are polarized. Either he has some plans for the heroine, or he thinks she is good and falls in love with her Even a second ago, I thought, you are so good to me, don't worry about me pestering you. The next second I suspected that she was planning something (even calculation is used in the article, but the word "scheming" is used) It's so strangely written