While inviting Xu Gui and the others for tea, Grandpa Li looked at Xu Gui, his mind racing with various thoughts as he considered his friend's words.
"Sorry, Master Xu, when you mentioned five thousand, I thought it was fifty million," Grandpa Li said jokingly. "Master Xu, isn't your asking price a bit too low?"
At least the masters he'd encountered all quoted hefty prices, starting at hundreds of thousands or even millions, with the more famous ones charging even higher prices. Compared to that, Xu Gui's asking price seemed rather meager.
—If Xu Gui knew Grandpa Li's thoughts, she might regret asking for too low a price. She never imagined that asking for such a low price would make her seem like a fraudster.
Xu Gui sighed and said, "The main problem is that the asking price was too high, and I felt bad about it."
She honestly added, "Actually, I initially wanted 100,000, but I was afraid you'd think it wasn't worth it, so I gave up."
100,000 to 5,000? That's a twenty-fold reduction... How did they manage to get those two prices?
Grandpa Li was completely baffled.
Meanwhile, the viewers in the live stream were discussing:
["Little Turtle's asking price this time was indeed very cheap. That Miss Qiao, she asked for 3 million!"]
["Miss Qiao's price wasn't what Xu Gui asked for, was it? Miss Qiao gave it herself. But, it seems Miss Qiao hasn't given Xu Gui the money yet?"] [
The Qiao family is so rich, Miss Qiao definitely wouldn't skip out on the bill. She probably just forgot this time.]
[Anyway, Xiao Gui's attitude towards the Li family this time is very strange. Judging from what she said, the Li family's child's matter might be easy to resolve, so she was embarrassed to ask for too high a price.]
[Brothers, actually I have a guess.]
[Coincidentally, I also have a guess. Xu Gui said that the child isn't possessed by an evil spirit, but just sick. But what kind of illness is that strange? Plus, Xu Gui's attitude, I have an idea.]
[...Looks like we all think alike!]
*
About half an hour later, Grandpa Li's grandson finally woke up, and Grandpa Li took Xu Gui and the others to Li Zihao's bedroom. When
Grandma Li saw Xu Gui and the others coming over, she and her husband exchanged a glance, and Grandpa Li gave her a look.
The exchange between the couple went unnoticed by others. Grandma Li greeted Xu Gui and the others with a smile, her expression looking as kind and gentle as before. As for Zhou Wenwen, she was with her son, Li Zihao.
After Xu Gui and the others entered, they glanced at the bed and then met a pair of curious and clever eyes.
Li Zihao had been asleep before, so they hadn't seen him clearly, but now that he sat up, they could finally see him. He had a round face and delicate features, but what was most striking were his eyes—large, bright, and full of intelligence; you could tell he was a lively little guy.
"Oh, my precious grandson, you're finally awake!" Grandpa Li quickly went over and asked with concern, "How are you? Are you feeling alright?"
The child's eyes darted around, and he rubbed his belly, saying, "Grandpa, I'm hungry! I want KFC, I want a big chicken leg!"
Grandpa Li exclaimed, his voice slightly trembling, "Our little Hao wants KFC…"
Grandpa Li was clearly tempted, but his questioning gaze unconsciously drifted to Zhou Wenwen, his daughter-in-law.
"No way!" Zhou Wenwen was clearly against it, saying directly, "That stuff isn't healthy, and you're not feeling well right now, so you should avoid it even more. How about this, if you really want to eat a big chicken leg, I'll have the housekeeper make it for you. Her fried chicken legs are crispy, fragrant, and juicy—isn't that better than KFC?"
Upon hearing this, Li Zihao looked like the sky had fallen, then collapsed onto the bed, kicking wildly and shouting, "I don't want to eat what the housekeeper makes! I don't want to! I want KFC! I want to eat it!"
In layman's terms, this was a tantrum.
Whether this tactic would have worked before is unknown, but at least for now, it seemed to be effective. The two elders of the Li family were completely defenseless. Old Man Liang looked anxious, calling out "My dear grandson!" and almost readily agreed.
But just then, Zhou Wenwen suddenly shouted sharply, "Li Zihao!"
His body, which was rolling around on the bed throwing a tantrum, suddenly stiffened and remained motionless.
"Oh dear, Wenwen, why are you shouting like that?" Grandma Li said with concern.
Zhou Wenwen couldn't help but pinch her brow and said, "Mom, Haohao isn't feeling well right now. Those fried chicken and hamburgers aren't good food at all; they're just oil and oil, with no nutritional value whatsoever. How can we just give them to Haohao like that?"
Grandma Li hesitated, "But Haohao wants to eat them, doesn't he?"
Zhou Wenwen replied, "If he wants to fly to the heavens, are you going to send him there?"
Grandma Li fell silent.
Zhou Wenwen looked at her son, gently stroking his head, and said, "If you really want to eat a big chicken leg, I'll have Auntie make it for you..." Homemade is always healthier and more nutritious than what you get outside, right?
Hearing this, Li Zihao's eyes welled up with tears, and he said, "Auntie's cooking isn't as good as KFC's."
Zhou Wenwen's lips twitched.
Although their family wasn't particularly wealthy, they were still considered well-off. The aunties they hired to cook were all certified, and while their cooking skills weren't exceptionally good, they were at least excellent.
But now, Auntie's cooking skills are being compared to the fried chicken and fries from fast food restaurants, and she's actually lost? Auntie would probably find it absurd.
It's strange, I don't know what's wrong with kids' palates, no matter how delicious something is, it's always slightly inferior compared to fast food. In short, there's nothing better in the world than fried chicken and hamburgers.
Zhou Wenwen sighed and said, "I'll ask Auntie to make the KFC kind, okay?"
"No..." Li Zihao immediately said.
Zhou Wenwen's face hardened: "Li Zihao!"
Li Zihao didn't speak, but the two bags of tears in his eyes looked even bigger, his eyes brimming with tears, constantly swirling in his eyes, until he suddenly widened his eyes, covered his mouth, and made intermittent "cock-a-doodle-doo" sounds.
The sound really did sound like a rooster crowing.
"Haohao!"
"Xiaohao!"
The Li family's faces changed, and they rushed to check on the child. Seeing the child suffering, looking like he was possessed, Zhou Wenwen, the mother, immediately burst into tears.
Li Zihao was still holding her hand, his body convulsing, but he still pitifully cried out, "Mommy, I... I want to eat a big chicken leg and a big hamburger from KFC!"
Zhou Wenwen's tears flowed continuously. At this moment, how could she maintain her previous tough attitude? She immediately nodded in agreement.
"Okay, you can eat whatever you want!" she said softly.
Li Zihao, his face turning pale, said, "Mommy, Grandma, don't be sad, I'm fine."
Hearing his words, especially from the three elders, their hearts ached, and tears streamed down their faces. They felt that heaven was unjust; how could it be so cruel to such a sensible child?
A perfectly healthy child had been reduced to a grotesque state.
Grandpa Li wiped away his tears, turned to Xu Gui, and said with reddened eyes, "Master Xu, please save my grandson! As long as you can cure him, I'll give you whatever money you want..."
He continued, "Even if you want 500,000—no! You can have 5 million!"
Hearing this, Xu Gui's previously expressionless face suddenly lit up. She looked at Grandpa Li, somewhat conflicted, and asked, "Can I have 500,000? What if you think it's too expensive, that I'm too greedy, and regret it later?"
Grandpa Li replied, "Don't worry, I, Li Erniu, am a man of my word! I will never go back on my promise."
Xu Gui was moved.
She told herself that the 500,000 yuan wasn't something she asked for; it was given to her voluntarily. So, no matter what, she couldn't be considered heartless, right?
Thinking this, Xu Gui looked seriously at Grandpa Li and said, "Then 500,000 yuan? It's settled, okay?"
Grandpa Li nodded, "Okay!"
Hearing this, Xu Gui was visibly overjoyed, and even the atmosphere around her became cheerful. Seeing Zhou Wenwen and Grandma Li secretly wiping away tears, she didn't bother with any formalities and said directly, "Then let's treat your grandson's illness..."
Now, everyone's attention was on Xu Gui.
"Master Xu, is there anything we need to prepare?" Grandpa Li humbly asked.
Xu Gui said, "No need. Your grandson's illness is easy to treat. To be honest, it's a psychological illness, and a psychological illness requires a psychological cure."
The Li family: ??
What does that mean? They didn't understand. What is a psychological illness?
Seeing their confusion, Xu Gui didn't explain further. Instead, he had Zhou Wenwen pick up Li Zihao, then looked around and said, "This child has a special toy room, right? Let's go there."
Grandpa Li nodded, "Yes, but why go there?"
Xu Gui repeated, "Because a heart ailment requires a heart remedy."
Grandpa Li: ? ? So, what does that mean?
...
Xu Gui and the others followed Zhou Wenwen towards the toy room. Grandpa Li was pulled along by Grandma Li, and the two elderly people walked at the back. Grandma Li frowned and whispered to her husband, "Is this Master Xu really reliable? Isn't he a bit too young?"
Grandpa Li whispered, "You're judging a book by its cover. Master Xu may be young, but she might actually be very capable." Grandma Li
glanced at him and said, "You're saying you might be, but you can't be sure if she's really capable, right?" Grandpa Li
looked embarrassed and said again: "She was brought here by Lao Jiang. You know Lao Jiang is a very reliable man. If this person were a fraud, he would never bring her to us. So, maybe she really can cure Hao Hao's strange illness?"
Speaking of her grandson, Grandma Li's voice choked with emotion. Her eyes reddened as she said, "As long as she can cure Hao Hao's strange illness, whatever he wants, as long as we can give it to him, we will give it to him!"
She and her husband were of one mind on this matter. In short, as long as their grandson's strange illness could be cured, anything was fine.
Meanwhile, Xu Gui and the others had arrived at the child's playroom.
The Li family only had one child, so naturally, he was treated like royalty. Unless it was something bad for his health, the elders tried their best to satisfy his every wish. If he liked toys, they would buy them. They even dedicated a whole room to his playroom, filled with all his toys from childhood to adulthood.
Now, that room was completely full, so when Xu Gui and the others entered, it was like a toy store.
The viewers in the live stream exclaimed in amazement:
[It really is a boy's toy room! Looking around, it's full of Gundams, robots, and Ultraman!]
[Ahhh! The third shelf from the right across from here... that's a limited edition item! Only ten were ever made worldwide. I always doubted whether anyone actually owned one, but I never expected to see it here!]
[Over there, that's also limited edition merchandise from [brand name], right? How can such a young child collect so many limited editions?]
[The happiness of the wealthy is indeed simple and unpretentious.]
[You guys are getting a little overwhelmed by the sheer variety! Don't forget what Xu Guilai does here—he treats children. But I don't understand, what does this toy room have to do with a child's illness? Could there be some scary dolls or something in this room that frightened the child into becoming ill?]
[Actually, I think the outcome might surprise you.]
* "
We're here," Zhou Wenwen turned to Xu Gui, her eyes eager. "Now, what do we do?"
Xu Gui glanced at the child in her arms. The child's "illness" seemed to have passed; he was now quietly nestled in his mother's arms, even secretly glancing at Xu Gui. When Xu Gui looked over, their curious yet wary gazes met.
Then, the child quickly turned his head away, burying his face in his mother's shoulder. But after a few seconds, perhaps sensing that Xu Gui had moved away, he turned his head slightly again, continuing to secretly look at Xu Gui.
One glance, then another.
Xu Gui, however, didn't look at him anymore. She looked around, curiously examining the things in the toy room. The toy room was quite large, with toys neatly arranged in display cases, exuding an air of extravagance.
The Li family watched Xu Gui's actions with curiosity, seeing her walk around the toy room and then return.
"I already know what happened," she said, her tone serious.
Hearing this, the Li family members looked at her with eager eyes.
Xu Gui looked around and said, "The reason your child has this strange illness is because of the toys in this toy room. If you want to cure his illness, just take all the toys out and burn them, and his illness will naturally heal without medicine."
What?
Xu Gui's words caused a huge uproar. Everyone looked at each other in bewilderment.
Li Zihao, clinging to Zhou Wenwen, almost jumped up. He glared at Xu Gui angrily, with only one thought in his mind: Liar, damn liar! He's a damn liar!
However, because Li Zihao was clinging to his mother, and everyone's attention was on Xu Gui, no one noticed the change in Li Zihao's expression.
"…Master Xu?"
In the quiet room, Grandpa Li spoke first. He asked, "How could my grandson's illness be related to these toys?"
Xu Gui said seriously, "Does your grandson really like these toys and often play with them?"
Grandpa Li couldn't help but nod.
Xu Gui sighed and said, "That explains it. Your grandson has poured too much enthusiasm into these toys. They've drained his energy, making him weaker and more susceptible to external evil influences." Fu Xia listened
, her gaze falling on Li Zihao's face, her expression turning somewhat strange. Li Zihao's round, rosy cheeks didn't seem to fit the word "weak" at all.
You could say he was full of energy and vigor, that would be more plausible.
To outsiders, Li Zihao was incredibly healthy, as strong as a young calf. But to the Li family, it was a different story.
In their eyes, their child had suffered greatly, his body barely stronger than Lin Daiyu's. After all, there's a saying: "Elders think you're very weak."
Therefore, Xu Gui's words sounded incredibly accurate and true to them.
Grandpa Li pressed, "So, if we burn all these toys, will my grandson's strange illness be cured?"
Xu Gui nodded, then said, "However, to cure it completely, all the toys in this room must be burned, especially these... this one, this one, and this one, oh, and this one over here too!"
Li Zihao clung to his mother, his anger growing stronger as he looked at the toys Xu Gui pointed to.
No wonder, those toys Xu Gui pointed to were all his favorites. When he was "healthy," he would play with them for a long time every day. But now, Xu Gui was telling Grandpa Li and the others to take these toys out and burn them.
Grandpa Li hesitated. He wasn't sure if Xu Gui was telling the truth. If she was lying... these toys were all his grandson's favorites.
Xu Gui seemed to sense his distrust and said at the opportune moment, "Grandpa Li, as the saying goes, 'If you doubt someone, don't use them; if you use someone, don't doubt them.' Since you've chosen to trust me, you should believe everything I say, shouldn't you?"
Grandpa Li was startled by this. He gave Xu Gui a deep look and nodded,
saying, "You're too kind. Since I've chosen to trust you, I shouldn't hesitate any longer. I'll have someone take all these toys out and burn them right now!" Grandpa Li was a decisive person who acted on his words immediately. He was about to call someone in to take all the toys out and burn them.
Seeing his beloved toy in danger, Li Zihao couldn't sit still. He jumped off his mother, hands on his hips, looking both smug and furious, and shouted at Xu Gui,
"You liar! You're lying! My illness has nothing to do with my toy! Don't even think about taking my toy out to burn!"
Hearing this, Xu Gui glanced at him indifferently, then looked at Grandpa Li and smiled, "Grandpa Li, you see, I only mentioned the cause of your grandson's illness, and he's become so energetic. This proves I wasn't wrong."
Grandpa Li felt a strange emotion welling up inside him. He subconsciously nodded in agreement with Xu Gui, saying, "You're right..."
Li Zihao's eyes widened, and he shouted, "You're talking nonsense! You're clearly a liar!" Xu Gui glanced at him casually and said
, "How am I talking nonsense? Who's the master here? I'm the master, so of course what I say is true!"
Xu Gui looked at Grandpa Li and said, "Grandpa Li, you'd better hurry up and call someone to take these toys out and burn them. Remember, leave none behind! Especially those I just pointed to, make sure they're completely burned."
"Sigh, it's such a pity." She even sighed dramatically, "I see some of these toys are limited editions worldwide, and some are even numbered. If they're burned, they'll really be gone, and they can never be replicated again."
Li Zihao: "..."
He suddenly burst into tears, completely breaking down.
"No, I won't allow you to touch my toys!" he cried out.
Seeing his pitiful state, the elders of the Li family felt sorry for him. Grandma Li took a step forward, anxiously looking at Xu Gui, and asked, "Are you really going to burn these toys? Can't you not burn them?"
"There's no other way," Xu Gui said calmly, "If you want to cure this child's illness, this is the only way, unless you want him to stay like this forever."
Grandma Li opened her mouth, but dared not speak—as the child's grandmother, of course she didn't want her child to stay like this, but seeing him crying so much made her feel sorry for him.
Li Zihao was still crying loudly, and suddenly his body collapsed to the ground, beginning to convulse uncontrollably.
"Haohao?!" The Li family's expressions changed drastically, and they quickly picked up the child.
The child's body convulsed, his eyes rolled back, and at the same time, he cried out, "Cock-a-doodle-doo!"
It was a rooster's crowing sound, and this sound, combined with his constantly convulsing body, made the scene look strange and eerie. At this moment, everyone finally understood why the Li family suspected that the child was possessed.
[This really doesn't look like a normal illness!] [ It's supposed to be epilepsy, but it doesn't look like epilepsy. No epileptic person cries out like a chicken.]
[This child is so pitiful. I even suspected he was faking it. I'm so stupid! (I have to slap myself every time I wake up in the middle of the night.)]
[Xu Gui, please save him! If this keeps convulsing, his brain will be damaged. Isn't there any way to stop his seizures?]
[I think this child was provoked by Xu Gui. Xu Gui wanted to burn his toys, which drove him crazy! So, I said long ago that Xu Gui is not normal. What normal person would tell fortunes?]
[?? What was that all about? Did something that shouldn't have entered this live stream?] The live stream chat was buzzing, and the toy room was just as lively. The Li family, holding their child, were trembling with anxiety. Just then, they heard Xu Gui's urgent voice:
" The child's condition is very bad! He's been invaded by a large amount of evil energy! We must take these toys out and burn them as soon as possible, otherwise his condition will worsen!" She urged the servants beside her:
"Don't just stand there! Quickly take this one, and that one, and burn them!" Then, in a serious tone, she added, "These toys are probably your young master's favorites, so they're the ones most tainted with evil energy.
Therefore, these are the toys that need to be burned first!
Although they're limited edition, it's a pity to burn them and lose them forever, but right now, your young master's health is the most important thing!" Her tone was urgent.
The servants, upon hearing this, instinctively did as she was told. Fu Xia, however, found Xu Gui's words increasingly strange.
She felt that Xu Gui's words seemed intentional, as if they were deliberately meant for someone else's ears. Intentional?
A thought seemed to flash through Fu Xia's mind, but it was too fleeting for her to grasp.
When she tried to recall it, she couldn't remember what it was.
Just then, seeing the servants carrying the toys out, looking like they were really going to burn them, Li Zihao, still convulsing in Zhou Wenwen's arms, couldn't sit still any longer. Under the incredulous gazes of the Li family, he scrambled to his feet from the carpeted floor, ran to the door, and blocked the servants' way.
"You're not allowed to leave! Put down my toys!" he said, hands on his hips.
Xu Gui said coldly, "The only way to cure your illness is to burn these toys, unless... you're not sick at all."
Li Zihao looked panicked, gritting his teeth, "I'm sick, but my illness has nothing to do with my toys! You can't burn them!"
Xu Gui looked at the servants, "Take them and burn them."
The servants looked at Xu Gui, then at Li Zihao, whose eyes were filled with tears, and couldn't help but look troubled. One servant was quick-witted; seeing that Grandpa Li and the others didn't speak, she immediately grabbed the toys and was about to leave.
"No! No!" Li Zihao jumped up and down.
Xu Gui said at the right moment, "If you're sick, then we can only burn these beloved toys."
Li Zihao: QAQ.
"I'm not sick, I'm not sick! Don't burn my toys!" He burst into tears.
As soon as he shouted this, the entire toy room fell silent, so quiet you could hear a pin drop, making his cries all the more obvious.
At this moment, the three members of the Li family were completely dumbfounded.
The child, who had just been convulsing and rolling his eyes, suddenly stood up, full of energy. The shock and excitement this scene brought them was akin to seeing a frail old man suddenly become lively and energetic. "
Is this reasonable?
Is this reasonable?!"
the Li family roared inwardly.
At that moment, Fu Xia finally realized what the thought that had just flashed through her mind was. She turned sharply to look at Xu Gui, only to see that Xu Gui's expression as she looked at Li Zihao showed no surprise.
Fu Xia thought: "Sure enough, Xu Gui had anticipated this.
Or rather, this scene was intentionally orchestrated by her. Burning toys, evil spirits… I knew it. Xu Gui's words sounded plausible, but I always felt she was talking nonsense.
Now it seems she really was talking nonsense.
"
The Li family was stunned, and everyone in the live stream was stunned, especially the netizens who had just said how pitiful the child was; they were completely dumbfounded.
So, what exactly happened? A miracle occurred?
[Ha, what miracle? Can't you just admit you were fooled by this child?]
[? What do you mean? What fooled you? The child's illness suddenly got better, why are you all so excited? Did I miss something?]
[Is it reasonable for someone who was just possessed to suddenly be full of energy? The only explanation is: he was acting all along!]
[Aren't you overthinking it? How could a child so young be such a drama queen?]
[Ha, those who say children can't be drama queens obviously don't know how clever and eccentric some children can be, how incomprehensible their minds can be. Children's behavior is the most unpredictable thing!]
[I'll never forget my niece coming home from kindergarten saying her teacher killed someone because during nap time, the teacher smothered all the students to death. Luckily, she was smart and pretended to be asleep.]
[It seems Xu Gui knew all along that the Li family's child was acting. Possession? It was all a lie!] This kid is really infuriating! His mother and grandparents were so worried, and he still managed to keep up the act. He's got some talent, isn't he?! Grandpa
Li
had finally realized what was going on, and to describe his feelings at this moment, it was utter rage.
Grandpa Jiang also understood: Oh, so Li Zihao had been faking illness all along, pretending to be possessed!
But then a new question arose: Why was this kid pretending to be possessed? No, it wasn't just this kid; apparently, several of his close friends were also "possessed."
So, it was a group effort?
Grandpa Jiang chuckled at this thought.
However, while Grandpa Jiang, as an outsider, could laugh, the Li family couldn't.
"Li Zihao!" Grandpa Li gritted his teeth and called out his grandson's name, seeing his furious face reflected in his grandson's tearful eyes.
Li Zihao, still wailing: !
Realizing something was wrong, he immediately turned to run. Fortunately, although Grandpa Li was old, he was still "vigorous in his old age," taking a large stride and grabbing him.
Li Zihao, unaware he'd been caught, continued running, only to realize after several seconds that he was running at thin air.
Li Zihao shakily raised his head, meeting his grandfather's furious, contorted face.
"Li Zihao!"
"...QAQ."
The next second, a deafening cry and pleas for mercy erupted from the playroom, accompanied by Grandpa Li's furious shouts of "Li Zihao, you're really something, daring to act and deceive people!" and Li Zihao's wailing, "Waaah, Grandpa, I was wrong, please don't hit me anymore!"
Grandma Li doted on her eldest grandson, but thinking of her own exhaustion these past few days, she had only one thought in her mind: He deserved it!
Zhou Wenwen took a deep breath, then a deep one—she was afraid that if she didn't breathe deeply, she would lose her composure and die of anger.
After calming her surging anger, she smiled at Xu Gui and the others, inviting them, "Uncle Jiang, Master Xu, let's go downstairs to talk. My dad can stay here."
Grandpa Jiang: "...Ha, yes, this is for your dad! Then we'll go down first!"
The group filed out, leaving Li Zihao's wailing and crying behind. Once downstairs, Zhou Wenwen's anger gradually subsided.
Well, it did subside a little.
She invited Xu Gui and the others to sit in the living room and had the servants bring tea and snacks.
Xu Gui looked at the snacks, feeling like she had eaten and drunk a lot of them today; her stomach felt like it was full of water. But she was honest enough to take another snack and eat it in small bites, her movements resembling a little hamster eating.
It was quite docile.
Zhou Wenwen looked at her, and seeing Xu Gui's appearance, she became somewhat curious. She said, "Miss Xu looks so young, but I didn't expect her to be so capable. Alas, our family's affairs have become a laughing stock for you."
Zhou Wenwen smiled bitterly, somewhat exasperated, and said, "I really didn't expect that the child had been acting all this time... He, he..."
She finally stammered "he" for a long time, unsure how to describe Li Zihao's behavior. Her expression grew increasingly complicated and angry.
"Heh, this child just needs a lesson," she said with a smile, her tone nonchalant, but her eyes flashed with murderous rage.
Seeing Zhou Wenwen's reaction, netizens understood: it seemed that after being beaten by his grandfather, Li Zihao would definitely suffer a beating from his mother as well. Netizens commented
:
[Generally speaking, I don't recommend hitting children, but this situation is clearly extraordinary, so I suggest: Hit the child! Hit him to death!]
[This mother has dark circles under her eyes; she clearly hasn't slept well lately because of the child. This kid is really infuriating! Is he treating his own parents and grandparents like enemies?] [
I'm curious about why this kid is pretending to be possessed. I heard he even went to the kitchen in the middle of the night to eat raw meat. Seriously, he treats himself like an enemy; how could he do that?] [I
heard there's even someone who eats shit. To put it humorously, if the stars in the Chinese entertainment industry had this kind of reckless acting, the industry wouldn't be in such dire straits.]
[Indeed humorous.]
*
As for Xu Gui, after she finished a pastry, Grandpa Li finally returned from the entrance carrying Li Zihao, whom he had beaten up.