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Hey,
I don't remember. It's been a while.

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Apart from the issue of frequent sexual harassment, the story was quite solid. I liked the FL character, although she should have resigned from her job (and sued the ML) much earlier.

Moral of the Story:
The perfect secretary is the one that doesn't sue you for sexual harassment ❓ 🙊

Moral of the Story:
1. Visit the old Gandalf the White, and you'll know who wants to rule the world and why.
2. Changing the geographic names of places (such as "Mount Ying") will not make you the owner of the world (sorry, Donnie 🤷‍♂️).
3. Painters are not great at being emperors 🙄

My favourite moments:
1. When the ML ate the healing flower instead of giving it to the FL to save her.
2. When Gandalf the White arrives.
3. When the young Emperor says "Fuxk this sheit, I'm out."

It's okay to be rude to a girl who has gathered the courage to confess her feelings to you, as long as you show up over 10 years later and tell her that you think you like her 🤷‍♂️

Moral of the Story:

Moral of the Story:
If you see a couple making out in public in one of Tokyo's parks, take a selfie with them - you might end up with a photo featuring a genius or, at the very least, a Tokyo Tower.

A story about a dude who understood that sex sells and used his imagination to create a softcore TV show.

Moral of the Story:
Chinese men get a bit upset when their daughter is dating a general 🤷‍♂️

Moral of the Story:
Some husbands transform into emperors of heaven after hearing their wife is pregnant 😉

Best line to say to your boyfriend during the intimate scene:
"It's so big, or two?" xD

I liked how the ML "checked the monitoring" (FL's memories) and then said, "I believe you" xD

If your husband enjoys wrestling with his friends, his love for you will be pure.

Moral of the Story:

In some cases, it's good to have a copycat who refuses to admit they are imitating you 😉

Moral of the Story:

1. Ban calligraphy for soldiers.
2. Do not break your sword.
When a man’s sword is broken, it may be difficult for him to satisfy the woman he loves. He may lose the will to fight and confine himself to drawing in the sand and mopping the floor with red ink. His woman might resort to desperate measures to revive his sword, but it will only lead them both to tragedy.

Moral of the Story:

also
If your son plays with his balls, he might get into trouble.

Trying to fix work done by incompetent people leads to madness.