The Sick and Weak Horse Dressed As a Villain

In an accident, Qiao Wenzhuan became the cannon fodder of the same name who died early in the 70s Hong Kong hero Shuang Wenzhong.Cannon fodder is the bamboo horse of the villain in the book. He died of a serious illness and had no money for treatment. His death was also the fuse/fuse of the big villain’s blackening, which allowed him to embark on a bloody road of unscrupulous money and money, and finally fell to a tragic end of being shot and killed.Qiao Wen, who had just gotten out of the hospital bed, looked at the handsome villain who was going to cut people with a knife in order to raise money for the original body to treat his illness.——I think this product can be saved again.Qiao Wen prevented the villain from becoming black while working hard to make a fortune and get out of the slums.It is necessary to set up factories and engage in industry.Buy stocks and speculate on land.Making movies and engaging in entertainment keep up.By the way, the fighting against evil forces promote justice in the world.——I am not a cannon fodder, but a legend.When everything went smoothly, Qiao Wen found that the big villain’s eyes were getting more and more wrong, and it seemed… it was still darkened.He patted the other person on the shoulder and smoothed his hair: good brother, for a lifetime.Someone’s eyes are bright, hehe smirk: Well, a good brother a quilt. The body is delicate and weak, but the beauty of the carrying audience is overwhelmed by the VS force. Whoever touches my daughter-in-law, I will blow up the man who is the head of the dog.Two slum boys make a fortune and fight the wicked upgrade tassel Shuangwen, the male protagonist Su Su Su Su Su Su Su. In the era of Hong Kong style, it is unrealistic to wear books in parallel space.Content tags: Strong and strong, through the book, cool text, chronological textSearch keywords: protagonist: Qiao Wen, Chen Jianan Supporting role: hin many other:One sentence introduction: the counterattack of two slum boys in the 1970sAspiration: hard work to get rich, chivalry and justice