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Lost in Italy
Tang Hao, a second-generation rich man studying in Milan, made a bet with his buddies to pursue the Italian beauty Claudia, who he met unexpectedly. However, he unexpectedly encountered family decline and became depressed. With the help of Luo Xi and Claudia, , and finally succeeded in getting out of the trough. In order to find Luo Xi, he resolutely left Italy and embarked on a journey to China.
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Tang Hao, a second-generation rich man studying in Milan, made a bet with his buddies to pursue the Italian beauty Claudia, who he met unexpectedly. However, he unexpectedly encountered family decline and became depressed. With the help of Luo Xi and Claudia, , and finally succeeded in getting out of the trough. In order to find Luo Xi, he resolutely left Italy and embarked on a journey to China.
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