Không phụ thê duyên - Vụ Thỉ Dực - hoàn
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Ongoing, First published Aug 31, 2017
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Tác giả: Vụ Thỉ Dực
Cứ nghe Hoắc gia Thất cô nương là cái hãn nữ, một kiếm vũ động Bình Nam thành, lực đại vô cùng hắc xấu nữu, sau khi lớn lên tất nhiên gả không ra đi.

Làm cái công nhận hung tàn hóa, Hoắc Thù thích lấy bạo chế bạo, thẳng đến gặp được người kia nhân nghĩa tán tuấn tú như ngọc hảo nam nhân.

Tốt như vậy nam nhân, nếu nàng không thừa dịp những người khác phát hiện phía trước ra tay củng, ngay cả lão thiên gia đều phải xem bất quá mắt.

Chính là, như thế nào củng là cái vấn đề! ╮[╯_╰]╭

Rốt cuộc củng tới tay đi sau hiện căn bản không phải nam thần mà là mới trước đây gặp được kia đầu tiểu dã lang khi, Hoắc Thù trợn tròn mắt.

Như vậy trong ngoài không đồng nhất hung tàn nam nhân, tiêu thụ không được a, làm sao bây giờ?

PS: Đây là một cái khí lực có điểm đại hoạt bát cô nương muốn đổ truy nam thần, lại không phát hiện nam thần từ lúc ám chà xát chà xát kế hoạch như thế nào thú nàng về nhà ngốc bạch ngọt chuyện xưa.

Đọc chú ý hạng mục công việc:

[1, mất quyền lực cổ ngôn, ngốc bạch ngọt, không khảo chứng, liền đồ cái nhạc.

[2, tác giả chỉ số thông minh hữu hạn, cung đấu trạch đấu phế, hành văn liền như vậy, đừng ôm quá lớn hy vọng.

[3, làm dâu trăm họ là chuyện thường, mọi người văn minh xem văn, thật sự là không vui liền khí văn đi.
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