Gou Xi is a girl with superhuman strength; she can lift Tang Wan without any effort.

Although they weren't the first to arrive, they still managed to get into the top three.

She ran wildly, avoiding the crowds, until she arrived at a stall with several small signs.

Then, holding Tang Wan's hand, he tried to "reason" with the staff.

"Tangtang is a panda cub, not a human, so she has to come with me."

The staff member looked troubled.

Viewers couldn't see the staff's faces; they could only see their unease through the swaying camera shots.

[Haha, I've never seen anything like this before! It turns out that cameras really do have a language; I can practically feel the staff sweating buckets right now.]

Indeed, the moment I heard that Tangtang had been expelled from Xixi's class, my cerebellum almost shrunk.

[Hahaha, I thought so too. I was completely stunned, and for a moment I even thought Xixi was cursing.]

When Gou Xi saw that the staff did not agree to her "request", her little mouth twitched and she looked like she was about to cry.

The photographer was so frightened that he took a big step back, fearing he might be being scammed.

However, Tang Wan, who was standing next to Gou Xi, quickly pinched Gou Xi's mouth with her claws and then shook her head.

Seeing that Gou Xi was behaving well and didn't seem to be about to cry, he slowly prepared to let go of her hand.

Quickly take out your tablet and write on it.

[No, Tangtang is a person, not a panda]

Gou Xi pouted, looking quite unhappy.

Since Tang Wan has already "said" this, if I still insist on doing things my own way, wouldn't I be forcing Tang Wan to do something she doesn't like?

That would make you a bad kid.

Gou Xi wants to become friends with Tang Wan.

She doesn't want to be a bad kid.

So he stayed unhappily at his stall, watching his beloved "panda" walk to the stall across the street.

The photographer breathed a long sigh of relief.

He was practically ready to take out a handkerchief to wipe the sweat from his forehead.

Fortunately, someone can keep this little devil in check, otherwise he wouldn't have any good solutions.

Tang Wan arranged the mushrooms in the bamboo basket one by one.

She also took a clean tissue from the front pocket of the panda costume and wiped each mushroom clean.

She moved so gently that even the mushroom cap wasn't injured.

Tang Wan's actions were so earnest that they made the audience laugh.

They urged the staff to ask Tang Wan why she was rubbing mushrooms.

Will these kinds of mushrooms sell well?

Probably not. People buy mushrooms to eat, and they'll wash them again when they get home anyway.

I also think it's a bit unnecessary.

Staff members are not allowed to be in the photos, so they wore large cardboard boxes on their heads and held cardboard signs with words written on them.

[Why are you wiping mushrooms, Tangtang?]

Tang Wan looked at the drawing board, quickly took out her tablet, and her fingers moved very fast, even a little excited.

[Because if I sell them, I'll have money!]

Tang Wan seemed to be quite happy because she rarely communicated with people like this.

Because they were sitting on small stools, their little feet, which weren't touching the ground, were gently swaying.

They look really happy.

She quickly held up the tablet again, which had a message written on it.

I'm grateful to the mushrooms because selling them brings in money, so cleaning them is my way of expressing my gratitude. And people will buy them because they look nice.

It's a win-win situation!

She shifted her legs, gripped the tablet with both hands, and lowered her head somewhat shyly.

【Ahhh! Tangtang is so cute!】

[It's just buying mushrooms, right? Auntie bought them all!!!]

I want to buy! Let me spend! I'm a sucker, fleece me mercilessly!

[What an adorable little one! He can even talk to mushrooms, hahaha!]

[Sob, only such an innocent little one would thank Mushroom, she's so kind.]

The staff looked at Tang Wan in silence for a moment, and for the first time without the director's instructions, turned the live stream chat to Tang Wan.

Previously, there were also negative comments in the bullet comments.

But at this moment, their feelings for Tang Wan were all benevolent.

He wanted to show this somewhat timid child something.

Many people like her.

She doesn't need to envy the mushrooms that are about to be bought.

Yes.

Viewers watching from behind a screen couldn't see the longing in the little boy's eyes.

But the staff could see it all too clearly.

Tang Wan really hoped that the mushrooms would be liked, so she dressed them up beautifully.

Tang Wan stared at the barrage of comments that suddenly appeared in front of her, watching the scrolling text, and froze for a moment.

She looked at the staff member helplessly, her cheeks flushed, and pushed half of the mushrooms she had wiped clean in front of her towards him.

"ah!"

She was in too much of a hurry.

She saw someone wanting to buy her mushrooms.

The staff member simply lowered their head and patted her head.

Then write it on the cardboard.

[Some of Tangtang's likes don't require a price.]

Individual acts of kindness may seem insignificant, but when everyone contributes a little, the combined effect creates a bond of compassion far broader than the ocean.

[You don't need to feel uneasy about this. You're a very good kid, and you deserve it.]

[Of course, I don't mean that only well-behaved children who follow rules and regulations will receive kindness.]

[It's because the world is vast, and it's welcoming you.]

Tang Wan carefully held the cardboard and gently placed it beside her.

Then, unable to resist, I went to look at what was written on the cardboard.

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