"Pfft!" Gu Bei couldn’t hold it in and burst into laughter.
The girl shot him a glare, and Gu Bei covered his mouth, apologizing, "Sorry, even though I’ve already known, hearing you say it out loud, I just couldn’t help myself."
The girl was distressed, "I knew this would happen."
Little Taotie tilted her head, not finding anything amusing about the situation.
This sister was dressed in Lolita-style clothing and was indeed very cute; the name suited her perfectly.
Just like herself, her stage name, Little Taotie, was nothing to scoff at either.
"As long as you like your own name, that’s what matters," Little Taotie pointed to herself, "I really like the name Little Taotie."
The girl was extremely embarrassed, "Maybe when you grow up, you’ll dislike it too."
The girl had also started as a child star, and back then, fans would hold up signs calling her "Little Cutie," which she thought was incredibly cute. But as she grew up, she felt the name wasn’t quite right anymore.