Nàng phụ thân là lão sư - Lê Bất Ngôn.
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Ongoing, First published Jan 29, 2018
Trịnh niệm sơ vốn định đục tường lấy ánh sáng, mượn lâm thanh một nhà đèn chiếu một chiếu nàng đáy lòng thê lương hàn chỗ trú. Ai biết cái này người thế nhưng thật sự đứng lên, cực nóng nóng hổi.

Hai cái bị đại nhân bầu thành quái dị nữ hài, một cái ngụy trang thành tối bình thường người bình thường, một cái cố chấp quái dị, cuối cùng đều còn sống người ánh mắt cùng đồn đãi trong bị bóp méo thành hoàn toàn thay đổi bộ dáng. Nhưng là các nàng đều biết, giang sơn dễ đổi, đánh chết cái nết không chừa.

Một cái mượn cơ hội đem người thích dưỡng bên người cố sự

Nội dung nhãn: Đô thị tình duyên tình hữu độc chung thanh mai trúc mã

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