He Ning suggested a time, which happened to coincide with He Zhou's date.
He Jing: "!!!"
He Ning asked, "What's wrong? Are you going to watch my match?"
He Jing forced a smile: "Does Second Brother want me to go?"
“Of course.” He Ning lowered his eyes, his voice low. “If you go, I will perform even better.”
He Jing felt like she was being roasted on a fire: "..."
No, I cannot agree to that!
An hour later, He Jing returned home and anonymously posted a message on the forum. The message read as follows:
Dear netizens, I have six older brothers, two of whom will be traveling to another province on the same day to participate in a competition. Given that they are both quite difficult to please, what should I do to satisfy both of them?
Netizen 1: Before answering this question, please let me laugh out loud.
Netizen 2: Is he your own brother? If your own brother is hard to please, it's because he's spoiled. Just give him a good beating and he'll be fine.
Netizen 3: Is it the same province? If not, please accept my condolences.
Netizen 4: It's best if none of us go.
...
Because the post didn't involve any dramatic love-hate relationships, it wasn't very popular; only a few enthusiastic people replied within an hour of it starting. So, after receiving no useful advice, He Jing angrily added her own comments—
Both of my older brothers are very jealous. If I only watch one of their matches, the other one will definitely be extremely jealous. But I can't skip either of their matches because they are both very important.
This caused an uproar among netizens who love a good show. They started imagining pseudo-incestuous relationships where biological brothers have each other's non-biological sisters, saying how cheesy it was and enthusiastically offering advice to He Jing.
Sure enough, He Jing soon received useful advice: she should go to one of her brothers' competitions and then have the other four brothers volunteer to go watch the other brother's competition in her place.
Bingo, that's great!
In that case, the problem she would face would become a problem between her brothers.
Just as He Jing was about to go find He Yuan and ask him to take some time to watch He Ning's game, there was a sudden "knock knock knock" on the door.
He Sui asked through the door, "He Jing, what are you posting online? Who's competing on the same day as whom?"
He Jing jumped out of bed and opened the door. She saw He Sui standing in the doorway with his computer. Her breathing became erratic, and she immediately pulled He Sui in from outside and closed the door.
She asked, feeling both ashamed and indignant, "Fourth Brother, how did you know?"
He Sui was completely confused: "I highlighted your IP address so I can get a notification every time you go online, so... who's going to compete on the same day as whom? Fifth Brother and Sixth Brother?"
He Jing: "!!!"
How could she not know about such a thing?
He Jing asked in a trembling voice, "Then what about the questions I searched for online...?"
"You mean you searched for Yan Hanxi's Baidu Baike page? I know." He Sui said so casually, as if he had never rejected Yan Hanxi before. He handed the computer to He Jing, which showed all the traces of He Jing's browsing online. He said nonchalantly, "I don't usually look at it, but it kept ringing today, so I took a look."
He Jing felt like she couldn't breathe. She closed her eyes and, in a fit of despair, laid her cards on the table: "It's my second brother and my third brother. They're competing on the same day."
He Sui said, "Oh, I suggest you don't go to any of them."
He Jing: "...Why?"
He Sui: "Because I also had a match that day."
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