At the beginning, Xiao K's words about Australian men immediately resonated. From the perspective of women, it really doesn't matter if a woman is handsome, and Xiao K is too handsome. I'm convinced that this kind of film is I would also like to use the daily dispatch time. That's right, I'm just tired of watching men fight and kill to save the world. If I can add another female character with an Asian face, I believe I can blow this film into the sky. Although five-star is not enough, but I also find it quite funny from the perspective of clothing. I might as well go to see the street shots of the annual fashion week. At least it doesn't make me feel hot. The confidence of any female character in it can be Can you control any outfit? Don't spray, you're done blowing mindlessly.
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