Transmigrating as the Younger Sister of a Bigshot with Multiple Identities

Gu Yang could only helplessly let the wind and water drive him, keeping his balance and standing on the bamboo pole, waiting to go ashore.

Fortunately, Liu Mian noticed something strange about Gu Yang after being surprised, and immediately approached Gu Yang with a bamboo pole.

"Guyang, don't panic, keep your balance." Liu Mian's light voice was carried by the river wind.

Gu Yang responded softly: "Okay."

"Little fairy!"

At this time, Gu Yang heard a familiar voice and turned his head curiously.

A rowing boat came towards her.

Su Ye waved excitedly to her from the bow of the boat.

Ji Linbai was swaying behind.

Su Ye and Ji Lin came to Zhuzhen for a visit. The scenery here is beautiful and there are water tours. They rented a rowing boat to see the scenery along the way.

Of course, while watching the landscape, Su Ye was also watching the variety show "Wine and Talk" on the boat.

As I looked at him, I noticed that he and Ji Linbai seemed to appear in the camera.

He looked up the river and found Gu Yang standing gracefully in the middle of the river.

Su Ye asked Ji Linbai to row the boat next to Gu Yang, and said in surprise: "Little fairy, have you really never learned Duzhu Drifting before? This talent is quite good!"

Ji Linbai also looked at Gu Yang in surprise.

During this time, he gave Ruan Chu psychological treatment, and Ruan Chu mentioned Gu Yang frequently.

Of course, he also learned a lot about Gu Yang from Mr. Tang, Su Ye and his boss.

After understanding it, he found that the current Gu Yang was completely different from the one he investigated before.

Gu Yang didn't expect to meet two people here. She stood on the bamboo pole and her body was so tight that she felt like she couldn't support it any longer, so she asked, "Can you let me get on the boat?"

She has drifted too far and wants to land!

Su Ye was stunned for a moment, then smiled so hard that he showed his little tiger teeth, "No problem, little fairy, I'll pull you on board."

Ji Linbai said calmly: "The boat can only carry two people."

Although Gu Yang is no longer green tea, he still doesn't have much affection for Gu Yang.

Su Ye glared at Ji Linbai, "The little fairy is so light that she can bear the weight of a bamboo pole, so she won't be overweight even if she gets on the boat!"

"Little fairy, don't listen to him, I'll pull you up."

Su Ye turned around and found that Gu Yang had already stepped onto the boat by himself.

Liu Mian followed and breathed a sigh of relief after seeing Gu Yang get on the oar boat. She kicked Gu Yang's bamboo pole toward the river and returned the same way.

Ji Linbai rocked the boat to the river bank.

As soon as they docked, Ruan Chu and Ji Jingchi came over immediately, and other guests also gathered around.

Ruan Chu didn't expect that Gu Yang would be blown away in such a short time, "Yangyang, are you okay?"

Ji Jingchi also looked worried.

Gu Yang shook his head, "I'm fine. I have to thank Dr. Ji and Su Ye for sending me back."

Ruan Chu raised his eyes and was surprised when he saw Ji Linbai, "Doctor Ji, are you also in Zhuzhen?"

"Do you know each other?" Gu Yang raised his eyebrows.

Ruan Chu also didn't expect that Gu Yang and Ji Linbai knew each other, but it was a secret that she sought Ji Linbai's treatment for mental illness. She couldn't tell it in front of so many people, so she just said vaguely: "I was admitted to Jincheng People's Hospital before. The doctor’s number.”

Fortunately, Dr. Ji is not only a psychiatrist, but also a surgeon.

Of course, Gu Yang didn't miss Ruan Chu's slightly surprised expression. Ji Linbai also has the identity of a psychiatrist in the original book setting. It seems that the doctor in charge of cousin Ruan Chu's depression is Ji Linbai.

Ji Linbai greeted Ruan Chu and Gu Yang lightly and glanced at Ji Jingchi.

Ji Jingchi's face froze slightly when he saw Ji Linbai and Su Ye, "Thank you for sending the little fairy back."

Ji Linbai said nothing.

Su Ye smiled and said, "You're welcome, we're all friends."