Koi Milk Ball Three and a Half Years Old

Ruan Bao is so loved! But. . . . . . Chapter 73: I don't want to continue reading at this point, it feels very boring. At first, I liked that Tiandao's father was too doting on Ruanbao, and was the man in black silver clothes Lu Yuhan? Ruanbao's mission is to prevent the villain from turning black, and it turns out to be Lu Yuhan. Not Xie Xuanning! Why can't I understand who the reborn person is? I thought it was Lu Xinzhi. . . General Gao's son is Lu Yuhan, not Lu Chongfeng. . . No wonder Ruanbao said that his stepfather and stepmother did not call him a scumbag, but why did no one listen to what Ruanbao said was wrong or didn't pay attention? No matter how hard I looked and couldn't understand, there was nothing I could do other than beating people up. Nothing else is more exciting? ε=(´ο｀*)))Alas. . .

It's okay, but the book is a bit long and I don't have the patience to read it.

Is it logical that the author wrote that Ruanruan was so good when she was a child, but then she changed into a bad person when she grew up?

I've seen it, the koi milk balls are three and a half years old

The plot is dragging. One hundred and forty chapters have no content. The whole story is about the three-and-a-half-year-old female protagonist clinging to the male protagonist. I couldn't stand it anymore and I gave up decisively.

I've seen it, the koi milk balls are three and a half years old

I've seen it, the koi milk balls are three and a half years old

I've seen it, the koi milk balls are three and a half years old

Generally speaking, it's okay, but I can't understand some parts. Now that I've said that Lu Yuhan is not from the Lu family, why is Auntie Xiu still staying in the Lu family? And are the guards given by the emperor just decorations? How can he be framed by such a stupid person casually?

After reading the author's introduction, why do I feel so stupid?