As a fan of Jiang Qi's mother, Hua Xiaorong can be said to have watched Jiang Qi grow up and raised her son on the Internet. Whenever she sees Jiang Qi's latest news on the Internet, Hua Xiaorong can't help but sigh: Qi Bao is really up to date, and I am very happy as an old mother.
The result of being so excited was that the moment Hua Xiaorong saw Jiang Qi, she muttered "Qi Bao".
The background sounds at this moment were probably the three crows of crows and the countless "fuck me"s in Hua Xiaorong's heart.
Where there is one, there are two, and the following three, four, five, six and seven. Of course, this is not talking about Hua Xiaorong's embarrassing scene, but the opportunity to meet Jiang Qi.
In each meeting, Hua Xiaorong's maternal love gradually deteriorated. Maybe it had already changed. When she chose to become a singer-songwriter blogger, she was already ready to stand side by side with the person she liked.
And the person she liked, Jiang Qi, also slowly saw her. During their interactions time and time again, he first said that cliché yet romantic, straightforward yet passionate phrase——
"I like you".
On the surface: Popular singer-songwriter vs. Popular idol singer
In fact: an annoying narcissistic little girl VS a middle-aged and stinky big boy
Concept: The love between oak and kapok
