Five Years Later, She Blows Up Lord Jue's Company with Her Three Treasures

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Very interesting, good!

I can't stand it anymore, the logic is too ridiculous 🤪 The female protagonist shouldn't be too baffled. It's normal for the male protagonist to react with displeasure when she doesn't tell who she is. She was designed to have a relationship with the male protagonist, but in the end it's the male protagonist's fault? I don't have the ability to abandon the child, and when I am able, I come back and want to take the child away. Do you blame the male protagonist for not taking good care of the child? My brain is really abnormal. Where did I blame the male protagonist? It's such a weird thinking. Don't say that I abandoned the child because I have no ability. It's because of my difficulties. This is not a reason. Even if it is a reason, I don't have the right to blame the male protagonist. We haven't seen each other for six years. She will tear up the male protagonist when we meet. Ha... The male protagonist can't recognize her. The children of others have nothing to do with her! The most speechless thing is that after designing the male protagonist, I can guess other people's thoughts based on how I guess, and others will be within the results of my guess... Don't be too inexplicable! This logic is second to none. Although coding is very painful, I still want to complain. What is the lowest rating for Seven Cats? This book should be the lowest rating! This kind of writing is too unsatisfactory. There are still children who care about it, but it is not as impressive as this book. A five-year-old child can't beat several adults after practicing Sanda. Haha, do you think he has internal strength? Can you just shake people away? If your hands are long, you can lift it up! Although it is a novel, it is too exaggerated. 👋Leave, no send!

The heroine was too in love and said that she was too deeply hurt, while kissing the hero😅😅😅The child also has no feelings for his father, and his father treats his mother very badly, but he still wants to set up a match. Is this a child prodigy? Is this the legendary mother who loves her most😅😅😅

The male protagonist is like an animal. Is he very rich and awesome? He writes such a crappy book that he makes it seem like the whole world owes him

The female protagonist in this book is too pretentious. She pretends to be noble even though everything is clear. I really hope the male protagonist will stop pursuing her. There is no woman, and the misunderstanding has been resolved. She is still like this. She clearly designed the male protagonist to have a child. Now she says she doesn't love her. She really doesn't love her anymore. The male protagonist is sad when she goes back to live. Not to mention that the misunderstanding was not solved before and she still understands the female protagonist. Now that the male protagonist is chasing her, she is pretending. Updates are slow. I really want to skip ahead and watch the ending.

It's so good, I want to keep watching it.

This book is wonderful. The more I read it, the more I want to read it.