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Marshal, your adjutant can read minds [Through Books] by Xiao Chi Qing

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    After clearing the infinite game, the only winner of the game, Xi Ze, who has filled up all the skills, found a satisfactory job as a passer-by in an interstellar article.

    The microphone of the villain boss.

    Commonly known as: Chief Adjutant of the Imperial Marshal.

    How can the most powerful boss in the article be so low that he can give orders?  Of course, words must be cherished like gold, and everything that needs to be expressed in words depends on Xi Ze.

    Even if "the eyes are stained with a hint of deep meaning." "Passing away doubts." "The expression seems to say "shit""

    Xi Ze can understand everything because he can read minds.

    He has always felt that this job is an iron job, and even if there is an unspoken rule that he can't have unreasonable thoughts about his superiors, and those who violate it will definitely be fired, he has never worried about it.

    But unexpectedly, the villain himself wanted to ruin his job.

    Villain boss: You know what I'm thinking, speak out.

    Xi Ze: With all due respectthe roles of a passer-by like an adjutant and your wife are not of the same order, boss.

    The villain boss: (a deep meaning flashed across his eyes)

    Xi Ze: No matter how much you think about it, I can't express it, and I can't describe it below the neck

    Adjutant, assisting the chief officer's duties.

    The choice of adjutant candidates basically depends on the personal preference of the chief.

    Means: You are my ideal type.

    [The appearance is cruel and doting on his wife, Mensao, Marshal Gong, vs. the gentle and beautiful adjutant, Seduced] (Remember the website of this site: www.hlnovel.com
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