Those Years When I Was a Member of the Marie Sui Wenli

Tang Tang, dressed as ancient Mary Suwen, is not the heroine, nor is she the supporting character. She is the lackey around the supporting character. How could Tang Tang, who was the top salesperson, bear the tone of being a loser and decided to start a business without hesitation? The eldest lady Ye Lanlan: Xiaotang, brother Huangfu went for a walk with Mu Rourou again. Go and put the tire on her bicycle. Tang Tang looked indifferent: I will go part-time later. Ye Lanlan: What kind of job do you do? I will give you a milk tea shop and make you the store manager. Tang Tang: I've let go of my anger, my dear. Ye Lanlan: Brother Huangfu actually chose Mu Rourou as his dance partner! You go and cut her skirt to pieces! Tang Tang looked indifferent: No, I will go to the club to do odd jobs later. Ye Lanlan: What kind of chores do you have to do with me? Take 50,000 to make up for it. Tang Tang: It's done, Miss. … Dressed as a follower next to a vicious female supporting character, carrying a bag, carrying water, and doing bad things, no one is left behind. Tangtang has the right to say: The eldest lady is just having fun, and I don't know if she has bad intentions or not? Tang Tang, who was concentrating on carrying the bag, discovered the existence of another book-wearer. The two lived in an ignoble existence in Mary Su's novel, supporting each other, and the fellow villager burst into tears when he saw the fellow villager. The heroine, a dog-legged heroine who is greedy for money and has a smooth tongue, is a clingy canine boyfriend who loves to fight the system.