MTL - Master of Untold Daos - Chapter 4 Jade Girl Sword and Bamboo Sword

Xu Ye, who traveled to a parallel world, was participating in a singing variety show. He thought he was going to have a round trip, but he awakened to a [whole entertainment system].

As long as you continue to work hard, you can earn points for lottery draws. The prizes include various entertainment works and various props on the earth.

Since then, the entertainment industry has gained a big star with a wrong style.

A well-known director: “I admit that Xu Ye’s acting skills are definitely second to none in the industry, but he really has some mental problems. I hope he can go to the hospital for a check-up. Can you imagine someone drinking Coke from a tall glass on the set?”

A certain singing queen: “My family, who knows? Xu Ye is so speechless. Last time he drove me and a few female friends. He wanted to smoke a cigarette in the car. I told him not to smoke when there were girls in the car. He actually Let’s get out of the car and drive away.”

A certain top star said: “I have explained many times about the last time Xu Ye and I were photographed by the paparazzi in the same room. He really pulled me into bed to look at his new luminous watch. If I lied, Just let me collapse my house where I am.”

Xu Ye fan: “I admit that my brother has some mental problems, but he didn’t break the law!”

Xu Ye, a mudslide in the entertainment industry, doesn’t play by the rules, it’s legal, but he’s sick.

This book is also called: “Who taught you to sing like this!” 》

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An ordinary sect cultivator, with the help of the immortal mansion, gradually grew up in the cruel world of immortality, and his mind and body transformed together.

Mortal flow, partial dark wind.

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“Mr. Qi Lin, may I ask how you thought about joining the entertainment circle from a sports student?”

“Uh, I said that I was there to deliver lunch boxes, do you believe me?”

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My name is Joo In-gong. The name that my parents gave me meant ‘protagonist’ of the world. Really?