Qin Yuan was so angry that she almost dropped her phone, and sure enough, it made sense for her to look at her unpleasantly when she saw Luo Yuan for the first time! Luo Kite looks like a good girl on the surface, she doesn't seem to care about anything, but her heart is smaller than anyone else! She just deliberately took advantage of her absence to try to snatch her sister!

Qin Yuan asked Qin Zhan to pull her and Luo Kite into a group, and then he sent out three sixty-second voices, all of which were "You're sick" and the like, with a very high mother content.

Qin Zhan, who was also in the group, was shocked at that time. Why is his sister more irritable?

Qin Yuan waited for Luo Yuan to break the defense, or retreated from the group in anger.

However, what she didn't expect was that Luo Yuan just said: [You're right, I also think my mother is sick]

This will not fix Qin Yuan. She wanted to scold Luo Kite, but after listening carefully, she scolded her mother every word, and it seemed that she was really scolding Muqin.

Luo Yuan also felt that her own mother Muqin was sick.

After the matter of Shi Yan's support for Xiao San was revealed, the two had a big quarrel, and then Shi Yan had a lot of smell of broken jars, and he often didn't return home at night. Mu Qin has nowhere to go, remembering that she is also Shi Yan's daughter, seeing what she is not pleasing to the eye, she often has to pick a few thorns, trying to make her angry, and even sometimes she goes crazy while eating and smashes her with a bowl.

Since Luo Yuan saw this pair of affectionate wealthy parents, she was not used to Muqin. Mu Qin is angry with her, she picks what she likes to eat. Mu Qin hit her with something, so she flipped the table to block it, and simply stopped everyone from eating.

Her master said that helping her find her biological parents in divination was to let her live a better life, not to go back and be angry. Heyunguan will always be her home, and she can go back at any time if she is unhappy.

But Luo Yuan didn't want to leave Shi's house like this. She can do without this kind of loving parents, but the property of the Shi family is innocent. She didn't want to be cheap and delay the bastard outside.

Although Qin Yuan couldn't get used to Luo Yuan, she agreed with Luo Yuan's opinion, and she also felt that Mu Qin was sick. If she wasn't sick, how could she have agreed to send her daughter to mental illness?

Qin Zhan, the leader of the group, was ready for the two of them to tear up the bloody storm, but he didn't expect to look at the group again and find that it was all his sister's parents when she complained to Luo Yuan, and Luo Yuan also agreed from time to time.

It seems to be in harmony?

Qin Zhan was shocked at that time.

The friendship of girls is also amazing.

……

In order to increase its popularity, the disaster-free temple has never prohibited online celebrities from taking pictures live.

When Shi Ling went in while live broadcasting, he saw several Internet celebrities posing in front of the Buddhist temple building to take pictures or live broadcasts.

Shi Ling didn't look at the barrage in the live broadcast room, but learned from the appearance of those Internet celebrities and straightened Liyun's shoulder, and then walked towards the Buddha hall.

A fat monk shouted a word of Buddha at the door, and the mung bean's big eyes were almost glued to Shi Ling's body, "Does the donor need any help?" ”

[Why does this monk look so greasy, he keeps staring at the anchor, I feel uncomfortable across the screen]

[Ahhh A fat monk suddenly appeared on the screen, and I was so scared that I withered]

[What kind of demons and monsters, the anchor takes out your strength to fight ghosts, and directly explodes]

Shi Ling asked, "Can I take fans to visit the Buddha Hall of the Disaster-Free Temple online?" ”

The fat monk wished that more Internet celebrities would come to the live broadcast, attract more tourists to the disaster-free temple, make more money, and clasp his hands together with a smile, "Yes, the donor is free, and the poor monk thanks the donor for helping to promote Buddhist culture." ”