Buddhists like to do side jobs
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[Gorgeous, ruthless, and part-time female lead vs fake, gentle, and truly black-bellied male lead in the medical world.]
Lin Yan, a Buddhist gamer in the entertainment industry, was able to become popular on the Internet?
She wanted to solve everything and live a salted fish life, but reality was pressing her.
A mystery variety show turned into a large-scale couple scene that emitted pink bubbles all the time?
in the end
The fans exclaimed,"The love line I'm on is real!"
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Everyone asked,"What other side jobs do you have?"
Lin Yan: Selling cabbages?
The netizens dug out that the research institute's sky-high price cabbage was actually made by her?
Lemon Fairy: What's wrong with the sky-high price of cabbage? Wasn't it cabbage? What's so great about it?
The netizens continued to reveal that the director of the funeral parlor in Chengjiang District of Shanghai was actually her?
The fans were speechless,'Can't Yunyun start a side business in the world of the living…'
Anti-fans: So what if he's a funeral director?
Lin Yan said,"You still want me to serve you after you die."
The anti-fans were speechless.
[This article is purely fictional. It's a careful study of the party. The introduction is weak. The plot may be too slow.]
[PS: The male protagonist has a golden finger (not very useful) system.
[The female protagonist has a unique personality. She speaks human language when she sees people, speaks nonsense when she sees ghosts, and doesn't talk to people who aren't human.]
This article is also known as "The Young Miss Wants to Rest"
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