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... that? Your skin is so white? Can you teach me how to change it?" Isn’t it in vain?”

In the original novel, Yang Yan is an upright girl. Although she is from Beijing, she has many brothers and sisters in her family and cannot afford to support her, so she has to go to the countryside to earn food. After going to the countryside, he was very hard-working and hard-working, and rarely caused trouble.

 This person can be handed over.

Aware of this, Wei Lan quickly changed places ...

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