Leisurely Country Live Room

Both books have the same problem: crazy pretense, crazy money leakage, crazy fake generosity, and crazy holy mother. All I can say is that the author continues the tradition of the previous book. Believe it or not, in reality the author is definitely the kind of person who would ask others to ask for a bottle of water in return.

It's really bland, nothing special. The system can pave the way for the subsequent plot, but it's too deliberate. Although it's not ugly, it's not too good either. It's mainly about the plot.

If children watch the live broadcast and reward them, they will be directly persuaded to leave. Does the author have three views?

It's just gossip and too much procrastination