Two years and N months later
Although computers have gradually beco popular, not every dormitory has a computer.
At 11:30 PM, college students who have computers play gas all night long. Even though World of Warcraft hasn’t been publicly tested yet, online gas like Jianwang 1 and Journey to the West are quietly popular, greatly enriching the spiritual world of college students. From these two years onwards, many students’ living expenses increased with the addition of internet costs.
Even a prestigious university like BD Normal University has many students falling into this trend, and the number of people staying overnight at internet cafes has increased. For many people, as it approaches midnight, the night has just begun.
The sound of a radio ca from dorm 4444. The girls in this dorm have already changed; the three girls who used to live here have all moved out.
A girl who ca back late from the internet pushed open the door and greeted her roommates. Just as she was about to take her toiletries to wash and then sleep, she was stopped by the sound from the radio.
"What program is this?"
"Heart Password, a popular emotional program on the city’s traffic radio. The host answers calls from listeners and helps solve so of their troubles and problems." The girl listening to the radio replied.
The radio was originally supposed to be listened to with headphones, but the dormitory’s other roommates all liked the program, so it was played on a speaker.
Many radio stations now have programs like this usually airing late at night. In principle, their listenership wouldn’t be very high because no one wants to cling to a radio listening to other people’s emotional garbage.
Nevertheless, this program called Heart Password has particularly high ratings due to a female host who articulates powerful truths with a gentle voice.
"The flashing neon crosses the city’s night. At this mont, whom are you missing, or whom are you eting? The ti in the Imperial City is 11:30 PM. In the crowd, you hear my voice. I’m waiting for your confessions in the crowd. I am tonight’s host, iwei. Welco everyone to tonight’s Heart Password..."
The female host’s voice is very soft, and on a sumr night, listening to this voice feels soothing and comforting.
If you have heard her program and experienced the sharpness with which she answers questions, you’d know that her softness is only on the surface. Her extraordinary keen insights and professional psychological analysis quickly made Heart Password a well-known program in the city as soon as it was broadcast.
Many people listen just to hear this host nad iwei solve psychological problems for others. Every ti they hear her address others’ emotional issues, their own knowledge is elevated.
The director transferred the first call, a woman crying about being disliked by her fiancé’s family. The reason was that the family superstitiously deed their astrological signs incompatible, yet she didn’t even mind that man being sexually incompetent. Only three minutes at a ti! It’s frustrating to be disliked by an incapable man!
If it were another show, such a problem would at least be discussed for 20 minutes. But iwei has a rule: on her show, you only get 3 minutes to vent. If you don’t get to the point in 3 minutes, the director moves on to another listener.
It was the first ti encountering such a unique host. After experiencing several forced cut-offs, callers learned to be concise. They wished to compress their stories into classical Chinese to save ti, just waiting for iwei to guide their lost souls.
The girls in dorm 4444 also held their breath, waiting for the host’s answer. Everyone was imagining what they would do if they were in the caller’s situation.
"Life is short, so why make it harder for yourself to adapt to others? If you insist on forcing yourself to adapt to his extre family and even cling to his inadequate brother, then may you still have the courage to marry him when you’re buying cucumbers and enduring in-laws’ remarks like ’we were all against it, but she pushed herself on us’ in the future. May your cucumbers always be whole! Director, next listener!"
"Oh my! This host is really sothing else. Why does her voice sound kind of familiar to ..." The girl who just returned was shocked. Can a radio host be so unique?
"iwei always penetrates through the phenona to see the essence. Listening to her show for a few episodes feels like a life philosophy refreshnt. By the way, aren’t you and Xiaoyuu both psychology majors? Do you think this host could be professionally trained? The way she responds sotis seems so professional, unlike sothing an amateur would say. I really like her and want to know what kind of woman can be so wise. From her voice, she seems like a great beauty~"
The dorm’s third girl also had stars in her eyes. "Has iwei recently joined the city radio? I feel like ever since she arrived, this half-dead program has had really high ratings. Our professional course teacher even suggested we listen to her show, saying it would be helpful for our major. I really want to know who this genius is. How about we go and wait for iwei at the radio station entrance to see what she looks like~"
All the won are captivated by her, let alone the n. It’s said so taxi drivers wait outside the radio station after the show, hoping to catch a glimpse of her, and so even try to enter the station, only to be stopped by the security guard.
The girl who just ca back closed her eyes and listened to the host answer the question for a while longer before suddenly opening her eyes wide, her mouth forming an O shape.
"I know who this is! Oh my god, she’s related to our dormitory!"
"Who?"
"Do you know who used to live in this dorm?"
"I don’t know... But I know our dorm walls are whiter than others, like they’ve been repainted—do you think a murder happened before we moved in, so they had to repaint the walls?"
Actually, it was because a kitchen idiot senior from before splattered juice all over the wall, and it got repainted. But girls have wild imaginations.
"Do you rember the undefeated goddess from the Psychology Departnt of the Science College?"
"Do you an Senior Chen Xiaoqian? Yes, she used to live in this room. After advancing to graduate school, she moved out. Imagine how frustrated her peers must be. When they enrolled, they were in the sa year, but the goddess jumped two years ahead for grad school while her peers were just entering their fourth year. How can the gap be so big when we’re all humans?!"
"Ah! I’ve seen that goddess you’re talking about. It seems like she doesn’t eat at the canteen, lives off-campus, and doesn’t join any clubs. She’s a very low-key person."
The last thing a prestigious university lacks is top students, but when ntioning the most legendary figure in the school, it has to be the goddess Chen Xiaoqian.
She’s the only person in the history of the school to successfully complete her undergraduate coursework two years early and advance to graduate studies. No, calling her a goddess is not enough—she’s beyond a goddess; she’s super-goddess.
A few months ago, she even represented the school at an international psychology competition, defeating an entire team by herself after all her teammates were wiped out, leaving a super legend. She’s a god-level figure on campus.
What exactly is the connection between the super-goddess Chen Xiaoqian and the radio host?
"I’ve eavesdropped on the super-goddess’s class. This iwei is our school’s super goddess, Chen Xiaoqian!"
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