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Lily is a little girl who often broadcasts live to attract SNS fans and make money. She was very popular on the Internet, but she was bullied at school, and she even knew that her boyfriend and her best friend cheated on her. In her messy daily life, she stole a mobile phone from her neighbor one day. There was a ghost child in this mobile phone. Xiaoya helped Lily punish her boyfriend. The number of clicks on the live broadcast also exploded. Happy Lily decided to stay with the ghost child. On the contrary, the ghost little tooth hoped that Lily would help her revenge. Li also agreed to help the little revenge...
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Lily is a little girl who often broadcasts live to attract SNS fans and make money. She was very popular on the Internet, but she was bullied at school, and she even knew that her boyfriend and her best friend cheated on her. In her messy daily life, she stole a mobile phone from her neighbor one day. There was a ghost child in this mobile phone. Xiaoya helped Lily punish her boyfriend. The number of clicks on the live broadcast also exploded. Happy Lily decided to stay with the ghost child. On the contrary, the ghost little tooth hoped that Lily would help her revenge. Li also agreed to help the little revenge...
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