After wearing it to the modern day, she exploded in popularity
A C-list celebrity who had transmigrated to another world after Ming Chu died. She smiled and began her journey to become famous in the entertainment industry.
The anti-fans clamored daily,"Vase female stars, low academic qualifications, poor acting skills, can't sing and dance balabala …"
However, they realized that not long after…
In a certain production team, she broke a big stone with one hand. Her fighting scene moved people's hearts and her dance shocked the world.
On a variety show, she was carrying a basket of apples in her left hand and a basket of pears in her right hand. There was also a chicken hanging around her neck.
In a certain movie, she played the zither, her performance shocked the world, and her sleeves moved the world.
Therefore, the hot search of Ming Chu changed from #Trashest Vase Ming Chu #to #Hundred Changes Ming Chu Competition High #!
The stubborn anti-fans decided that they couldn't sit still and wait for death. It didn't take long for them to find out that Ming Chu was suspected to be in a relationship with Yun Che.
He thought that Ming Chu would be blacklisted by the entire Internet, but he didn't expect…
Yun Che Fan Number One: Chuchu, mother-in-law is here. Hurry up and announce it!
Yun Che's Fan Number Two: Little Chuchu, our Che Che is good in the hall and in the kitchen. It's not a loss.
Yun Che's Fan Number Three: Chu Chu, quickly give Che Che a status. Don't make things difficult for Yun Che's little wife ~
Anti-fans: This year's fans are so hard to deal with (~_~)! Can't we turn the cards upfront?
***
He wrapped his arms around her waist. After a long kiss, he buried his head in her neck and kissed her tightly. He said bitterly,
"Chuchu, give me a status, okay?"
[The sweet, soft, and beautiful female protagonist who protects her cubs x the big-tailed wolf male protagonist who is cold to the outside and spoiled to the inside]
PS: No substitute, Tian!
Jie Jie Cong
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Fiction generally is a narrative form, in any medium, consisting of people, events, or places that are imaginary—in other words, not based strictly on history or fact. In its most narrow usage, fiction refers to written narratives in prose and often specifically novels, though also novellas and short stories.