In retrospect, most people's university life was not that colorful.
Although every corner of the campus reeked of love, couples were everywhere, and melodramatic romance dramas were staged every night. The president of the Student Union and the leaders of various clubs were in high spirits, pointing fingers at the world, and all kinds of activities were endless. However, it could not hide the fact that most people were single dogs. Moreover, the dormitory, the cafeteria, and the classroom were all separated. If they were not in class, they were happily playing games with their roommates.
It was just like how the city was colorful, but it had nothing to do with most people.
After graduation, when they thought about it carefully, they realized that they did not do much during that period of time. However, they did not feel monotonous every day, because no matter how bored they were, there was someone to accompany them.
It was not until they entered society that they accidentally opened the battle platform's interface one night that they realized that the familiar avatars in their friend list had not lit up for a long time. Even the popular game that they used to like had been replaced by a new national game.
That kind of loneliness was probably the process of growing up …
Of course, this was all in the future. For the four of them, who were still in their second year, it felt like their university life would never end.
One day, Chen Huadong heard that the film club was going to play Quentin's "Django Rescued" on a projector screen in the small auditorium. After dinner, Chen Huadong dragged Zhang Heng and Wei Jiangyang to watch the movie in their slippers. After paying two yuan each, they walked in.
Although it was twenty minutes early, the small auditorium was already quite crowded. The seats in the first few rows were either occupied or occupied.
Chen Huadong wasn't in a hurry to find a seat. Instead, he looked at the people who came. He noticed that there were quite a few good-looking girls. Some of them came with their boyfriends. Those girls were already taken, so there was no way he could get them. Others were sitting with their roommates or friends … It was hard to say.
Besides, Chen Huadong was the kind of person who did not have the guts to do so. After hesitating for a long time, he felt that this and that were not bad, but he still did not have the courage to step forward and sit next to them. After all, there were still many seats in the auditorium. If he just walked over, everyone would know what he was thinking.
"Exaggerated. It's still a little too exaggerated. It doesn't match my mature temperament." Chen Huadong finally shook his head and sat down in the middle row with no one else. However, he still left a little bit of hope for himself. He purposely sat in the middle, hoping that there would be girls who came late and had no place to sit. In the end, they could only sit next to him.
In this way, wasn't this what everyone called fate?
Wei Jiangyang sat on his left, while Zhang Heng sat directly near the aisle. Wei Jiangyang said, "Childe Chen, if you're always so reserved, I'm afraid you'll be alone for the rest of your four years in university."
"Then, why don't you show me what to do in this situation?" Chen Huadong gave Wei Jiangyang a sideways glance. "Should I just sit there?"
"That's not appropriate. Young Master Zhang can use this trick, but I'm afraid ordinary people like us can't handle it." Wei Jiangyang shook his head.
"That's it. In the end, it still depends on your face." Chen Huadong sneered. "If I had the face of an electric eel, I wouldn't have to worry about where to sit. I could just sit anywhere, and the whole world would stick to me."
"That makes sense."
…
Chen Huadong's beautiful hope that they would bump into each other was dashed in the end. Before the seats in the auditorium were all taken, a boy sat down next to him. The two of them looked at each other silently, and they both saw a hint of loneliness in each other's eyes.
"Why should a man make things difficult for another man?" Wei Jiangyang sighed.
Similar things were happening everywhere in the auditorium. This was the age when hormones were raging. However, shyness made it difficult for both boys and girls to take the initiative. Everyone was waiting for the signal, ready to make the next ninety-nine steps, but no one took the most critical first step.
So, there would be no beginning of the story.
After a while, seeing that the auditorium was full, the film club stopped letting people in and began to show the movie.
So, the students quieted down and began to immerse themselves in the movie.
When Chen Huadong saw the bounty hunter Schultz, who used his identity as a dentist, and the black man, Django, chasing after the target on the bounty list, fighting against a group of people and killing them, Chen Huadong said, "As expected of Quentin. Such a big scale. Tsk, tsk. Those guys from the movie club even got a non-deleted version. I want to be a bounty hunter too. Just thinking about that kind of life makes me envious. Riding around on a horse, doing good deeds, and having people pay you to do it. This life can't be any better."
"Hey, didn't you dream of going to Japan to be a movie director?" Wei Jiangyang asked curiously.
After that, Zhang Heng shook his head and said, "It's not that simple. The dangers of being a bounty hunter far outweigh the benefits. The west is huge, and it's much more difficult to find people than you think. Besides, you have to be exposed to the sun and wind every day. Not many people can stay for long. If you want to be a bounty hunter, you might as well find a small town and become a sheriff."
"Pfft, you sound like you've been a bounty hunter before." Chen Huadong rolled his eyes.
The movie was quite long. The North American version had a total of 165 minutes, which was almost three hours.
It started at seven, and by the end of the movie, it was almost ten.
When the ending song started, the students began to disperse from the auditorium, discussing the plot as they walked. Chen Huadong felt that the dentist was too impulsive. Just because he couldn't take it lying down, he killed Lee, causing him to be killed as well. It was not worth it. Wei Jiangyang was interested in the big scale scenes and was ready to watch Quentin's classic "Kill Bill" trilogy.
Zhang Heng, on the other hand, found that he had received a new email.
When he saw the sender, Zhang Heng realized that what was supposed to come had finally come.
It was an email from the game's organizing committee.
The content was about the proxy war that would take place a week later. At the same time, other agents around the world also received the same email.
Zhang Heng found a secluded place and clicked on the email.
The organizing committee first congratulated Zhang Heng on entering the second stage of the game, and announced the time and general rules of the second stage.
The rules were almost the same as before. It was still a dungeon, but it was no longer a nurturing dungeon that allowed players to learn skills and search for game items in the first stage. Instead, it was more of a checkpoint, and at the same time, it would be more dangerous and unpredictable. The game mechanism was an elimination system, and the purpose was similar to what the old man in the Tang suit said. It was to rank all the agents, and the final winner would receive a mysterious gift prepared by the organizing committee.
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