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Kelli 2022-04-07 08:01:02
She only dares to kill people she doesn't hate
I don't know how the heroine of "Little Fox" in 1941 was reacted, but if this glamorous lady with water snake waist and fat skin came to the 2020s, she would definitely be "beautiful and miserable" that caused warm cheers.
She is "greedy" - glamorous and enchanting, pampered, uneasy about the status...
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Vanessa 2022-04-07 08:01:02
It is necessary to talk about the role of aunt
The character setting of Auntie is really layered.
She should have been an optimistic and kind person, and she also had the desire to talk, especially after her husband treated her badly, she would have more desire to talk. The heroine asked everyone what they wanted to do when they got rich, and...
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Nathan 2022-04-11 09:01:07
The conversation between the husband and wife in the final living room was wonderful. No, it should be said that it is too cruel. . . "You must hate me" "No I don't hate you. Maybe it's because I remember how much I love you." "No I don't hate you either. I just keep looking down on you" kksk
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Nyasia 2022-04-07 08:01:02
Who taught you to break other people's hearts? For the little fox, sometimes angels, sometimes devils, that's all.
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