The Story of Growing up the First Paparazzi

Name: The Story of Growing up the First Paparazzi
Author: Xiangzi

by Xiangzi

completed Modern Romance Showbiz Female Lead

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225Kwords161chapters

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Ch. 161 — Finale

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About This Novel

Su Luoluo, who finally got the job notice, was so happy that she almost couldn't sleep. She rushed to report, but she didn't expect that on her first day at work, she met all kinds of monsters and monsters from QY Entertainment. Originally, I wanted to be a conscientious entertainment reporter with deep-rooted reporting and spreading positive energy, but I didn't expect to be dragged into the paparazzi team who make a living by taking candid photos. After accepting her fate, Su Luoluo decided to be a thoughtful and ambitious paparazzi. She would neither make up rumors nor make up nonsense. But she never thought that bad luck would come her way. She, who specializes in photographing other people's scandals, would be involved in scandals herself: some said that she ignored professional ethics and took advantage of her position to pursue popular niche students; some said that she would do whatever it takes to get a higher position, coaxing She deceived the big boss of the company to treat her favorably; some people said that she was morally corrupt, causing trouble everywhere and messing around with women... Thinking of her, Su Luoluo was obviously a simple and harmless fool, how could she become a scheming girl that everyone wanted to beat? So on a dark and windy night for a month, Su Luoluo, who couldn't bear it anymore, finally unleashed the ancient power in his body, and wrote a few lines of big characters on the paper like a dragon and a snake: When you look up, the sky is full of pots, when you lower your head, you look around and see all pits. Poor Xiao Su had no words to argue, only tears streaming down her face. There is also a particularly eye-catching title on the side, thirsty and rushing to the spring, the strength penetrates the back of the paper, saying: "I am so miserable."