In the second generation, he switched to the soft rice script

When Wei Lizhou woke up, he found that he was actually a dog licking male partner in an F4 school danmei novel.In the novel, Wei Lizhou, the licking dog obsessed with the protagonist, has nothing left until the end.The Wei family property was divided up by F4, and even his life was lost because of the protagonist.Wei Lizhou after awakening: Wouldn't it be nice to be a second generation?If a good person doesn't do it, why do you have to be a dog!Wei Lizhou kicked over his dog-licking script.When Wei Lizhou first met the protagonist Shou, the protagonist Shou and his brother Yu Yiqing were being made things difficult by a group of dudes.According to the original plot, Wei Lizhou was supposed to stand up for the protagonist Shou, but this time he saved the protagonist Shou's cannon fodder brother Yu Yiqing.Because Yu Yiqing helped Wei's father when Wei's family went bankrupt in the original plot.Wei Lizhou always thought that he saved a poor little boy, so he protected Yu Yiqing like an old hen all day long, worried that Yu Yiqing would be bullied by the protagonist Shou and F4.But he didn't know that Yu Yiqing was not only able to fight on par with the F4 families in the later stage of the original text, but also..."poor little" he had just been reborn from the previous life! —Tips for reading this article— 1. Mutual pets are the main attack, the second-generation attack is funny & pitiful in the early stage, and the big boss in the later stage is accepted 2. All flamboyance and bricks are accepted, but personal attacks on anyone are rejected 3. The copy has been screenshotted on 6.5! 4. Refuse to copy empty words, it is recommended to report directly to Jinjiang. 5. Do not mention other articles in the comment area, and please do not mention this article in the comment area of ​​other articles, and respect each other. ┃ Search keywords: Protagonist: Wei Lizhou, Yu Yiqing ┃Supporting role: Pre-received: "The real young master and his own brother hold a fine script"