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My Little Sister's Farming Live Stream Went Viral on the Internet

Xia Zhihuai was a top-tier star who rose to fame at a young age. However, after his group disbanded, he encountered a series of unexpected accidents, facing a streak of bad luck. One day, the police asked him to claim a three-and-a-half-year-old runaway child who claimed to be his younger sister. When they first met, the little one had a serious expression and solemnly told him that he was about to face a big wave of bad luck. Xia Zhihuai rolled his eyes in disbelief, thinking, "Who would believe such nonsense?" However, a few days later, Xia Zhihuai lost all his resources and completely faded from the spotlight. In pain and frustration, he resolutely went back to hold onto little Wanwan's short legs, begging, "Boss, help me." But Wanwan replied, "Helping for you is impossible. Brother, you'd better come back home and farm with me." Since returning to his hometown and starting farming, Xia Zhihuai felt that his previous self was a fool. Why struggle when living a leisurely life as a slacker? Every day, he enjoyed the spiritual fruits and vegetables, witnessed his cute little sister's full of enthusiasm, and also live-streamed the daily life of farming in the countryside. Watching various top-tier figures from different realms paying big money for his family's produce, Xia Zhihuai's life became more and more comfortable. On the other hand, seeing her brother becoming more plump, Wanwan fell into contemplation. "Why are other people's brothers so outstanding while my brother is a lazy bone?" So every day, Wanwan asked, "Fellow immortals, how can I motivate my brother to strive for progress? Waiting online, quite urgent."

COL+Gong Zi Tang Tang · Urban
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250 Chs

The Tragic Death of a Musician

Wanwan held her little head and confidently retorted, “Wanwan is not fat! Big brother is just illiterate, he definitely didn’t pay attention in school.”

Xia Zhihuai: “…”

Zhong Jianian couldn’t help but suppress his laughter as he looked up at the shadow on the wall. “Wanwan wants to give it a chance?”

Wanwan nodded earnestly. “Although the aura emanating from this ghost is fierce, it doesn’t actively harm people.”

“Hmm? What do you mean?”

Xia Zhihuai found it completely incomprehensible. Just a moment ago, this thing seemed like a big demon lord ready to destroy humanity.

The fading ghostly figure on the wall immediately pleaded, “Please spare me, little Taoist priest, my lord. I truly didn’t harm anyone on my own accord.”

“This human was affected by the resentment on me because they held onto the music box I was sealed in.”