Chu Jin and her three companions walked out of the school through a side gate, which led to a street full of snacks. It seemed that every university had a snack street.
The four of them discussed it and decided to have hot pot.
In the hot pot restaurant, everyone chatted casually and quickly became acquainted.
Wei Zi, Qiu Min, and Cong Shiyan are not from Shanghai.
Wei Zi was very enthusiastic and interested in becoming an official, hoping that the three of them would support her in running for class monitor.
Qiu Min is a refined person and dresses beautifully.
Shi Yan is the top student among them.
Chu Jin knew the personalities and temperaments of her three roommates.
The other three were surprised by Chu Jin's identity as a Shanghainese and looked at her with more respect, even the usually quiet Cong Shiyan was no exception.
"Chu Jin, what are your plans for university?" Wei Zi asked.
"Hmm... ...playing games." Chu Jin pondered for a few seconds before answering firmly.
"Huh?" The other three were somewhat surprised. "Didn't you think about doing something else?"
"No, I just want to play games."
From a young age, Chu Jin had an extreme passion for games. She was often beaten for it, but her passion never waned. After the college entrance examination, she even had a record of playing games for two days and two nights straight.
Having finally gotten into university, she was determined to have a blast.
The other three exchanged glances.
Okay, I understand.
My roommate is a hardcore gamer.
The four chatted and ate.
Just then, a man came into view. He was slender yet upright, exuding youthful vigor. He wore a plain white t-shirt and dark blue jeans, looking clean and simple. His eyes behind his black-rimmed glasses were calm and determined.
“That guy is pretty handsome.” Wei Zi raised an eyebrow.
“Mm,” Shi Yan replied.
Qiu Min looked him up and down: "But he's dressed too plainly. He looks like the kind of college student who's never seen the world."
Chu Jin said quietly, "That's my friend."
The other three: "... ..."
Upon seeing Chu Jin, Shao Xiang quickly ran over: "Xiao Jin."
"I'm your father!" Chu Jin retorted directly, "How come I keep running into you everywhere?"
It was the same in kindergarten, elementary school, junior high, and high school. Who would have thought I'd run into Shao Xiang in college?
"Today is your first day of school. I heard about it from Uncle Chu and came here specifically to see you. We really are a match made in heaven; I saw you as soon as I arrived."
Shao Xiang nodded to the other three: "Hello, I am Chu Jin's boyfriend, Shao Xiang."
Chu Jin rolled her eyes, her expression one of utter disdain.
The other three looked at each other, wisely left, and gave the two some space.
Shao Xiang sat down, and Chu Jin, biting her chopsticks, asked, "How's your father doing lately?"
Shao Bowen is now in his seventies, with one foot in the grave. He recently fell and is now in critical condition.
Shao Xiang replied, "It's the same as always, I can't leave the ward."
How are you doing at the company?
Shao Bowen seemed to know that his life was coming to an end, so he handed the company over to his children, assigning each of them a department. Whoever managed it well would receive more shares and assets.
Shao Xiang originally planned to study abroad, but now he has become a company manager, responsible for many affairs.
"It's not good," Shao Xiang said frankly. "We have to learn everything on the spot, which is difficult and challenging."
The two have been playing together since kindergarten, so Shao Xiang has no reason to hide it.
At this point, Chu Jin got angry: "Your father is so biased!"
“Your older brothers and sisters are in their thirties and forties, have been in the workforce for many years, and have participated in company management. They know everything about the business. Now your father wants you to compete with them. Has that old man lost his mind?”
Shao Bowen is a womanizer with many children, the eldest of whom already has a child of the same age as Shao Xiang.
But now Shao Xiang has to compete with those people. How can he possibly win?
Chu Jin couldn't stand it and started cursing.
“Xiao Jin, that’s my dad,” Shao Xiang said.
"That's your dad, not mine. Besides, I often call my dad an old man," Chu Jin said dismissively.
Chu Jin sighed: "It seems that you won't get much of that old man's assets now."
"I'll try my best," Shao Xiang said. "I won't let you suffer after marrying me."
Chu Jin kicked the other person: "Get lost. I didn't agree to this when I was a child, and I won't agree to it now."
"Sincerity can move mountains, I believe you will agree."
"Do you believe I'll beat you up?"
Upon hearing this, Shao Xiang shut his mouth.
After chatting for a while, Shao Xiang left, as he not only had to take care of Shao Bowen but also handle company affairs.
He didn't want to lose in that competition for the division of assets.
Chu Jin put her hands in her pockets and slowly walked towards her dormitory.
Back in the dorm, my three other roommates surrounded me.
"Is Chu Jin your boyfriend?"
"He's quite handsome."
"I never thought you'd be the first one in our dorm to find a partner."
"Shanghai is known for its open-mindedness."
Chu Jin was speechless, and explained, "Shao Xiang and I are just friends."
"Boyfriend," Wei Zi said, winking.
"screw you."
The four of them joked around for a while, then washed up, turned off the lights, and went to sleep.
Her university life began, but it didn't go as Chu Jin had expected.
She imagined university life to be carefree, skipping classes, and playing games, but little did she know that real university life was full of classes, assignments, group projects, making PPTs, and all sorts of messy school activities.
It was another lecture organized by the school that day, but Chu Jin didn't go and went back to her dormitory to play games.
She muttered to herself, "If I'm going to attend lectures in high school and still doing them in college, then what's the point of my college education?"
Back in her dorm, Chu Jin started her live stream and addressed the viewers, saying, "Family, I skipped my lecture to do a live stream for you today. Aren't you touched? I know you are, so please send me a Carnival gift!"
"Understood! I'll take out a loan and use it right away."
“I’m going to steal my grandparents’ pension.”
"Host, I'm a minor, can I send you gifts?"
Chu Jin is an abstract person, and so are the viewers in her live stream – all sorts of amusing individuals.
Amidst a barrage of musical numbers, a dazzling special effect appears – the so-called 'carnival'.
Holy crap! Someone actually sent a gift.
"No, buddy, we're just joking. If you go serious, we'll look like clowns."
"I'm so happy the streamer received the Carnival! I'm crying! I'm heartbroken!"
Chu Jin was also surprised that someone in her live stream was sending the "Carnival" message.
Although she didn't care about the money, she still expressed her gratitude: "Thank you to 'Loneliness Without Brothers' for sending us to the carnival."
[It's lonely without me: Can I get your contact information, streamer?]
Chu Jin replied, "Of course... no way."
[Where there's no brother, there's loneliness: Why? Is it because I didn't send enough gifts?]
Chu Jin: "I'll ask you a question. If you answer it, I'll give you my contact information."
"Where there's no brother, there's loneliness: a question."
"Ten years have passed, and we are separated by life and death, a vast and boundless separation." What is the next line?
Loneliness lingers where my brother isn't present: though I try not to think of him, I can't forget him.
Chu Jin narrowed her eyes to slits: "Answer... wrong!"
After saying that, she immediately kicked this "top fan" out of the live stream and blocked him.
"Poor top-ranked guy."
"This top spender only saw the streamer's beauty, but didn't know her true nature, so the answer to his question is naturally not that simple."
"The guy who ranks first on the list of those who lavishly give funerals is another person with a tragic fate."
“... ..."
Chu Jin inherited the genes of Chu Fang and Zhong Tingyue, so her appearance is naturally outstanding. After a few months of live streaming, many people came to give her gifts because they were attracted by her beauty, but she blocked them all without exception.
Just then, an account entered the live stream and immediately asked a question.
[Where there's no brother, it's a desert: Why did you block me?]
Chu Jin raised an eyebrow: "You're that person's alternate account, right? You answered incorrectly, so I blocked you."
[A place without me is a desert: Where did I go wrong?]
Chu Jin replied righteously, "Ten years have passed, and we are separated by life and death. The next line is, 'Five years have passed, and we are separated by life and death again.'"
After answering, she kicked that person out of the live stream.
"No, what kind of answer is this?"
"I thought it was a Chinese language question, but it turned out to be a math question."
"Your style is so abstract, I really like it, can you criticize me a bit?"
"Mother."
“... ..."
Chu Jin chatted with the viewers in the live stream while playing games until late at night.
She didn't take kicking the top spender from the carnival chat out of the live stream seriously, treating it as just internet amusement.
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