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Feng Wen's emotional intensity is truly... Chen Wen got some hot dumpling juice splattering onto his leg, but Lin Fengsong asked him for a tissue. Ignoring his own burn, Chen Wen instinctively handed Lin Fengsong a tissue. It turned out Lin Fengsong had only asked for the tissue to...

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