Apart from these two, among the relative fans, there are several other fan groups that prefer to keep a low profile. These fans rarely show up and seldom ntion the objects of their affection explicitly. However, this is mainly because their idols seldom make appearances themselves. The earliest sightings of these fan groups were when photos of Xiao Su Nuo and Su Yanmo were released. They have also been the steadfast supporters of these two. This ti, with the reappearance of Xiao Su Nuo’s photos, many fans expressed their attention and support through comnts, with so even hoping Xiao Su Nuo would debut as a child star, ensuring their unwavering support!
In fact, even before Qin Jiran’s debut, or rather, even earlier, a small portion of the Su family mbers’ fans had already erged. The fans adored the Su family elders—Father Su, who was both successful in his career and devoted to his wife; Mother Su, a formidable woman in the dia industry; and Su Yanmo, known for being an overbearing CEO. Such a fan base had been in existence for so ti; each had their own idols and did not form any groups. It was only after the establishnt of the Overbearing Fan Club that they gradually found their organization, fostering a sense of one big family.
The number of fans in the Overbearing Fan Club was growing day by day. With tens of millions of fans, it was undoubtedly a significant amount, and at this point, the Overbearing Fan Club truly lived up to its na as the Overbearing Family. Aside from Green, who seed like sothing of a free gift, all the other Su family individuals were included, from elders to children and even pets. Although these fans had co together for various reasons, the love and support they had for their idols were quite similar.
Kang Zhong, Mother Su, and the others back ho received the news at the first instance, and upon seeing the photos circulating online, they all revealed smiles of different anings.
The next day, Qin Jiran had Mike reschedule his scenes to free up an entire day to spend with Yanyi and the children. Of course, Green, the third wheel, was there too. However, Green seed to have found new amusent and did not hover around them the whole ti. Instead, he kept following one of the mbers of the Dark One team, looking quite excited, as if he had found an interesting new toy.
"You’re called Mantis? Why are you nad Mantis? What are your special skills?" Actually, Green had noticed this professional and powerful security team as early as when they were in Country Y. They had an intimidating aura, especially the two female mbers who caught his attention. But since he had so few chances to interact with them, he hadn’t been particularly concerned. However, during this trip to Country Q, feeling a bit bored, he began to seek out entertainnt for himself and was particularly taken by Mantis’s cold deanor after witnessing Rabbit punch out Kangaroo.
Mantis was the team’s assassin and part-ti doctor, with an icy deanor even stronger than Yanyi’s. Most of the ti, she hardly uttered a word all day. As for Green’s harassnt, she remained indifferent, not bothering to give him any attention, not even a glance.
In response, Green did not show any signs of being disheartened. However, he could not help muttering to himself that the Su family, indeed, was very frustrating to deal with. Su Yanyi bullied him, the Su Family’s Baby bullied him, and now even the Su family’s bodyguards were bullying him. His rights and status seed to be ever decreasing.
"Miss, let’s be friends. Don’t be so cold. We’ve t on so many occasions, right?" Green continued to be persistent, finding the icy beauty even more enchanting as he felt a desire to conquer her coldness.
A peculiar glint flashed in Green’s eyes as he looked at Miss Mantis with great interest.
That day, the group visited a very famous tourist spot in Country Q — a beautiful waterfall. Although it was not the peak tourism season, there were still many visitors around. Fortunately, being abroad ant that the group, despite attracting so attention, did not cause too much of a sensation. They enjoyed considerably more freedom compared to when they were in their ho country.
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