From yearning to becoming a mascot in the entertainment industry

He Jiong asked curiously.

At this time, Bai Lu suppressed her laughter and said, "It's a laptop. I see he doesn't have a computer, and he's such a great songwriter."

"So I asked my friends who make music, and they recommended this computer and peripherals. I bought them and gave them to Yunmu, so that it would be more convenient for him to write songs in the future."

He Jiong clasped his hands together in front of his chest, looked at Bai Lu with emotion and said, "Wow, Bai Lu is so thoughtful."

Then he looked at Yun Mu again.

"Xiao Mu, are you overwhelmed with emotion?"

At this time, Huang Lei grinned twice and opened his mouth, but suddenly realized that this was a live broadcast and swallowed his words back into his stomach.

But when Bai Lu saw his evil smile, she immediately understood what he meant. Her face turned slightly red and she quickly began to explain.

"Don't get me wrong, I'm just trying to make it easier for Yun Mu to create!"

"I'm bribing him in advance. Maybe he'll write a few songs for me later."

Who knew that as soon as she finished speaking, Yun Mu looked at her seriously and said, "As long as you want, I will write a song suitable for you to sing!"

The three people in the room were stunned by the sudden words, and then Bai Lu's face turned even redder.

Seeing that the rhythm was not right, He Jiong quickly changed the subject.

"Xiao Mu, do you want to send these back now?"

Yun Mu reacted and looked a little embarrassed.

"Well, I'll pack it up first and send it over later."

Huang Lei nodded.

"That's right. Today is your housewarming celebration. You're going to have a fire at your new home at noon. Let's go together and bring it over."

As he was speaking, the sound of sheep bleating suddenly came from outside, very close.

Although they also raised sheep this time, they were still some distance away from the living room.

The sound of the sheep bleating was obviously coming from outside the door.

"The sheep ran away?" He Jiong was stunned.

"Come on, go on, go out and take a look."

Huang Lei quickly stood up and walked out.

But after they came out, they found two people tiptoeing in and they didn't know when they came in.

And one of them was pulling a sheep.

"Zeng Yi, Ling Hua?!"

"What's going on with you?"

He Jiong said in surprise.

The people who came were Zeng Yi and Ling Hua from Fenghuang Legend. They came in the later episodes. The reason they came at that time was, one, that they had nothing to do, and the other was because of Yun Mu's song.

They wanted to get to know Yun Mu.

At that time, everyone was chatting happily, and Linghua even invited Yunmu to go to the grassland to play.

Linghua laughed.

"I invited Yun Mu to visit the grassland, but he never went, so I had no choice but to come here by myself."

Then she pointed at the sheep in Zeng Yi's hand and said arrogantly, "I heard Yun Mu was celebrating his new home, and I didn't know what to bring, so I just brought a sheep from home. We have plenty of them anyway."

Zeng Yi nodded in agreement.

"Well, Sister Hua has plenty of this stuff at home. If you haven't eaten enough, come back with us when we leave. Sister Hua will make sure you have enough to eat."

Ling Hua had a smug look on her face, waved her hands, and said generously, "Hey~, I can't eat enough, but I can eat so much that when you leave, you won't want to see mutton for two or three months. That's still okay."

"Haha~"

Huang Lei looked at the sheep and couldn't help but smile bitterly. "But what are we going to do with a live sheep? I can kill chickens and ducks, but I don't know how to kill a sheep!"

As soon as he finished speaking, Zeng Yi opened his eyes wide and pointed at Ling Hua decisively.

"Sister Hua knows how to do it! It's such a small thing, and Sister Hua can do it herself without anyone else's help!"

Several people looked at Ling Hua in disbelief.

He Jiong is the boss with his mouth open.

"Linghua, can you also kill sheep?"

Ling Hua smiled brightly and said proudly, "That's nothing. I knew how to do it when I was a kid."