Ninety, a Passerby in the Story of My Beloved Sister

Tang Shulan is a passer-by in a book about doting on a girl. She usually appears with her head above her head, watching the two arrogant wealthy businessmen, taking turns taking the protagonist's cub shopping in a department store. After an accident, the protagonist cub suddenly worshiped Tang Shulan. Pointing at Tang Shulan, she said to her two brothers: "The salesperson aunt can conjure up anything. Let me get married to the salesperson aunt, so that I can have everything!" …… As an excellent passer-by, Tang Shulan kept in mind the first element of being a passer-by, which is to always be at the scene to watch the incident. When Tang Shulan was watching the fight between two wealthy businessman brothers, the protagonist cub squeezed in again with clattering steps. "Give it a try, give it a step." The protagonist Cub introduced happily: "This is my uncle. Let's get the saleswoman and my uncle married!" As soon as Tang Shulan turned around, she met the eyes of the book's villain, who was being led by the protagonist's cub and looking world-weary. /What should I do if the protagonist always adds more scenes to me? / Concept: Everyone can be the protagonist