The poor little phoenix I picked up turned out to be the big boss behind it

With Jun Qi here, Sang Wu's nightmares were all dispelled. A short restful sleep made his brows calmer, and Jun Qi also took a nap under his influence.

The big bed was big enough to sleep four people. Sang Wu hugged Jun Qi like a bear, his fingers stroking around his waist unscrupulously.

"woke up?"

Jun Qi's voice was a little low, but the tail note rose, and his tone had a softness that was unique to Sang Wu.

"No."

Sang Wu buried his head in the quilt again as if he was cheating, but the movements of his hands continued.

Jun Qi was not ticklish, but he still had the urge to catch people and punish them.

"Lazy pig, get up, it's time to have lunch."

He pinched Sang Wu's nose and forced him to get up from the quilt.

"Okay, okay, I got it."

Sang Wu responded smoothly, moved up a little further, rested his head on Jun Qi's shoulder, turned his wrist, and a mobile phone appeared in his palm.

As soon as Jun Qi lowered his head, he saw that the mobile phone that should have been on the table appeared in Sang Wu's hand, and tapped his forehead with his hand.

"Are you using this spell more and more smoothly? You are not afraid of being seen."

"No need to use it in vain. It's just a matter of waving my hand anyway. It's better than running away. Besides, this is my and my brother's room, no one can see it."

Sang Wu poked at the screen casually with his finger. He had already clicked on Weibo, ready to see photos of his brother at the airport.

As a result, before I even had time to click on Jun Qi's picture, I saw that he and his brother were both trending searches.

Sang Wu paused with his fingers, feeling that this was not an easy matter. Then he turned his head and met Jun Qi's smiling face.

"Brother, you have known this for a long time, and you still want to see my joke."

Sang Wu tilted his head to one side angrily, as if he didn't want to talk to Jun Qi anymore, but in fact, he secretly cut his Weibo into a smaller one.

You must know that his Weibo account was created since Jun Qi debuted. Over the years, it has successfully reached the highest level and is a famous fan in Jun Qi's fan club.

He unconditionally supports the products that Jun Qi endorses every time. He has to carry boxes of them to his home. He also sends red envelopes to fans during holidays. If there is any dinner conference that fans can't get into, they can find Jun Qi from him. Straight out of the picture.

What surprised fans the most is that this big fan is an out-and-out man. Because of his inhumanity, he is praised by fans as 'the rich brother behind Jun Qi'. ’

The name of Sangwu's large name is Wutong, followed by the word "qi" and specially enclosed in parentheses.

He didn't think much about it when he was playing a trumpet, so he just named it Sangbai. Sometimes he used this account when doing some other stuff, and after a long time, he got to level ten.

"Okay, I'm not laughing at you, I just find it interesting."

Jun Qi pulled the person back to his side again. His words were not entirely flattering to Sang Wu. He had never thought before that he could be on the same hot search topic as his younger brother.

"That's more or less."

Sang Wu wasn't really angry, he just wanted to keep his mouth shut.

Now that he had seen it, he decided to click in and take a look. After a quick glance, their names were all in the top five hot searches, but things related to the mad dog were not very popular, like...

Deliberately suppressed.

Sang Wu glanced at Jun Qi calmly. He knew whose handiwork it was without having to guess.

Selfishly, Sang Wu clicked on the hot search article "Jun Qi puts on sunglasses for the little bodyguard".

Although the person involved in the incident was lying next to him and watching him scrolling through Weibo, Sang Wu still didn't blush and saved all the dozen or so consecutive photos of his brother wearing sunglasses on him into the album, and then clicked into the comment area. Peep screen.

[Ah ah ah ah, who knows? I always feel that there is a unique aura between brother Qi and brother Sang Wu. I really hit it off! ! ! 】

[Ah, why is Brother Sangwu here again? Is this the name of the little bodyguard himself? 】

[Yes, yes, the sisters at the scene asked it themselves. 】

【Sang Wu! ? I think it's such a cute name. Although it doesn't match my brother's pretty face, I still love it. 】

[Xipi fans are celebrating the New Year again. Except for brother Sang Wu, who has ever seen Jun Qi be so gentle to other people. 】

[Hey, this is too absolute. Brother Qi was also very gentle and affectionate towards his little brother who appeared during the live broadcast two years ago. 】

[I forgot, I loved that brother very much at that time, but unfortunately I haven’t seen him since, and I don’t know what he looked like. 】

……

Fans' discussions in the comment area always went sideways. Sang Wu saw that his dark history was about to be revealed again, so he quickly clicked out.

Jun Qi couldn't help laughing when he saw Sang Wu scurrying about, but he still held back his laughter in order not to make his younger brother angry.

Sang Wu didn't have the time to read other topics at this time, so it probably wasn't much different from the comment section just now.

Moreover, when he saw fans saying in the comments that he and his brother were a perfect match, his heart beat shamefully faster.

In fact, as he grows older, he has seen a lot of love among his peers, including love at first sight and one-night stands.

But Sang Wu understood that his feelings for Jun Qi coexisted in many ways and could not be let go.

There was only one thing he could confirm - Jun Qi was Sang Wu's life, and he couldn't let it go.

He could never let go of Jun Qi's hand.

"Sang Wu? Sang Wu?"

Jun Qi's shout rang in Sang Wu's ears, bringing him back from his wandering thoughts.

"What's wrong brother?"

"I also said that you can get distracted just by looking at your phone. If you don't know, you might think your soul has been taken away by your phone."

Jun Qi knocked Sang Wu on the head unceremoniously. The older this guy got, the more troublesome he became. The dull look in Sang Wu's eyes just now scared Jun Qi's heart.

In the past few years, monsters have appeared more and more frequently, and the pictures on the Internet have gradually changed from blurry to roughly visible. The people above seem to have acquiesced in these behaviors, and sometimes added fuel to the flames in public opinion.

However, relaxed management does not mean that the danger of monsters is reduced. After all, ghost cultivators only target monsters, but when mutant monsters appear, they attack everyone indiscriminately.

Even so far, Xu Lin still hasn't found out the origin of the mutated monsters. He often has a few clues, but is wiped out halfway through.

Thinking that Sang Wu still had a name in Zhanbian, Jun Qi was more concerned than anyone else when there was news about the appearance of monsters on the Internet. Although he knew that there wouldn't be any big problems with Sang Wu's strength, he still couldn't help it.

However, I don’t know if he knew Jun Qi’s worries. Except for that one time more than two years ago, Sang Wu never received a distress signal after that, and rarely cared about what happened in Zhanbian.

Only Su Lin would come over from time to time with some weird pictures of monsters and ask questions.