The little cutie is a little sweet
[The full text is free!] Su Yao had stayed in the parallel world for a year. When she came back, everyone scolded her.
"Green-haired monster!"
Su Yao felt wronged." Brother, I don't want to stay in the entertainment industry. I want to quit!"
Su Song's face was full of affection." Alright, I'll listen to you!"
Her manager, Bai Chen, panicked." It's a pity that her face doesn't stay in the entertainment industry."
Su Yao brushed her hair back nonchalantly." I have my brother to support me. Why would I want to enter the entertainment industry? Can't I just win by lying down?"
Bai Chen fell! My poverty limits me.
All the netizens: I thought she was good-looking and pretentious in the past, but now she's saying that she wants to go home and lie down to win?
[A certain man: Oh my god, are you going to take responsibility for me?]
Su Yao was speechless.
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Ever since she joined the celebrity crop watch-
Su Yao played with the dog, planted flowers, and chatted with him. His days were comfortable, but there was one thing that was not good.
"Sister Yao, do you want grapes?"
Su Yao glanced at the camera and declined." Thank you. I don't feel like eating."
When the netizens saw this scene, they gradually went crazy.
Although this woman has turned over a new leaf and is no longer a green-haired monster, can you stop pestering my brother?
[Why haven't you left the entertainment industry?]
Later on-
A man from the Xiang family posted on Weibo:
I'll hold your hand and grow old with you. When the zither is in the palace, there is no one who is not quiet and happy!
The fans were speechless.
After that, a Weibo post popped up again,[Green water and green mountains, goodbye in Jianghu.]
[North X Su Yao]
Milk Is Not Cow
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