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No more red envelopes, no more red envelopes, no more red envelopes in the future-because it is very important, so I have to say three times!

I was in a bad mood. Yesterday I heard that red envelopes could be given. A friend sent a red envelope to readers with a happy face. Then I happily gave out red envelopes today-but I really didn't expect it to be such a result.

There are a total of 60 red envelopes, less than ten of their own book friends took them, and the rest are strangers, grabbing them all in an instant...

I thought that the time was mentioned in the book, and only my own people knew it. I didn't expect that the red envelopes were announced involuntarily. As a result, everyone knew that it was gone in an instant.

I also said a sentence on the red envelope sentence, hoping that the passers-by would be merciful. I thought it was okay if there were fewer people, but I didn't expect it... (I suspect that the reader who received my red envelope last night is not my reader.)

I'm in a bad mood. I'm sorry. I don't blame you for grabbing the red envelopes. I blamed me for not figuring out the details of the red envelopes. I thought that only my readers knew about the red envelopes in my book.

Fortunately, I originally planned to send it several times, but it didn't shine. Although there is no light, I will not give out red envelopes in the future. I will see if I can change the red envelope rules in the future. What is this? Why does the author give red envelopes to his readers, which has nothing to do with the work ②↖dǐng②↖ ǎn②↖小②↖ Say, .¤￡Everyone will know?

This is too inhumane, it's like feeding a robot... (To be continued.)