The Most Powerful Brain in the Interstellar Space

Chapter 608 Number
Actually, everyone in the club had some misunderstandings, thinking that Jiang Hui was very reluctant to reveal her information... Well, to some extent, that's what she really thought.

However, she wasn't really that concerned about it. How so? If one day someone followed the clues and uncovered her true identity, Jiang Hui wouldn't care too much, because her identity wasn't anything shameful; it was just normal social interaction.

The reason she went from never talking about herself to becoming a mysterious figure shrouded in mystery in the eyes of others is because of her basic attitude towards online social networking.

Jiang Hui was like this back on Earth. It was the age of information overload, with highly developed online communities and social media. In some ways, contemporary society, with its absolute anonymity, was far freer than the StarNet here—free in every sense of the word. Of course, this also gave rise to some bad things, allowing malicious individuals to exploit loopholes.

However, when Jiang Hui first encountered the internet, her family warned her to be careful about everything online. They advised her to avoid revealing her real information if possible, because you never know if the person on the other end of the internet is a human or a ghost, or what their intentions are.

It is essential to distinguish between the online world and reality in order to better protect yourself and your life.

For many years afterward, Jiang Hui remained true to this belief. While this made it harder for her to gain popularity or even make money like those who dared to use their real names and express themselves, it also protected her from the various invisible harms of the simulated world.

Although it was He Si, a senior she knew from school who invited her to the club, seemed somewhat reliable, she didn't know anyone else in the club's community. It was a mixed bag, with people from all walks of life... So Jiang Hui resorted to her usual approach.

After all, the virtual world is the virtual world, and real life is real life; it's important to distinguish between them.

If one day those people on the other side really want to get to know her, then she should invite them to come to her. It won't be too late to truly get to know each other and become friends then.

Thus, she became an impenetrable secret in everyone's eyes, and was known as the "mysterious person" by the club members. It has to be said that this title is really cringeworthy, making one's scalp tingle and causing an embarrassing embarrassment.

Jiang Hui glanced at He Si's question, which she claimed to have revealed information. Actually, it wasn't a direct revelation; she'd just mentioned it briefly, and then another cunning fellow subtly lured it out. That group of people had immediately and crudely assumed she was one of the incoming freshmen… In fact, after realizing she'd inadvertently brought up the topic, He Si stopped responding and didn't give them a direct answer at all.

These guys are really too perceptive. They can even guess what I'm getting from such subtle hints... Jiang Hui didn't blame He Si. She sighed and thought that since things had come to this point, she might as well satisfy their curiosity.

If she still wouldn't divulge a single detail after they've gone to such lengths to uncover this, it would be incredibly unfair. They've known each other for three years, and they've never hidden anything from her when revealing information. Besides, given how careless these people are, even if she reveals a few more key points, they might not be able to guess... After all, they haven't even figured out if she's male or female yet.

He Si tapped her on the chat box, and she told the other person not to worry about it and that it was okay, and then replied directly in the group chat.

The group chat was still buzzing with messages; those active members kept repeating themselves, seemingly unconcerned that Jiang Hui wasn't responding, and continued their conversation. Of course, their conversations never strayed from the question they were curious about, and if Jiang Hui continued to ignore them, they probably would have tagged her a fifth time.

[What's the suspense? It's definitely our Capital Military Academy, we're the best.] This is Panis, the club's senior member. Although not the strongest shooter in the community, his seniority is second only to the founder. He is also a student at the Capital Military Academy, a fact he makes no secret of.

【That's not necessarily true. The rules at the Capital Military Academy are numerous. Don't try to trick our little Yunbi into going there. Our First Military Academy is much better. Yunbi is going to join the army, right? In the future, those who go out from here will all be colleagues, saving a lot of trouble...】 This is 'I never want to train in this life,' supposedly a senior from the First Military Academy who will graduate next year. Her goal is supposedly to become the best sniper in her class.

"To be honest, your stuff is so unoriginal. All you guys think about is training. Yunbi looks like a cultured person. Why don't you come to our Bailanqi Academy? Let me tell you, our benefits are great—single dorm rooms, and a huge subsidy for applying for a studio…" This was the group's number one tycoon, 'Loves Clams'. "You guys are still the same old nouveau riche type, cultured… You should come to our Yunhe Academy."

[Hey, have you even considered how the Imperial United Military Academy feels?]

He Wudao: [Capital Military Academy.]

Natural Barrier: [Come to the Capital Military Academy.]

Jiang Hui: ...No, what are you arguing about? Don't you need to ask the parties involved for their opinions?
And seriously, please don't recommend your school to others with this conspicuous recruitment method. Someone who was originally considering applying might change their mind after seeing your promotion.

Yunbi: [If nothing unexpected happens... it should be the Imperial United Military Academy.]

Her definitive reply instantly ignited the entire community, sparking heated discussions among the crowd.

Of course, those who didn't guess correctly were naturally unwilling to accept defeat and started trying to promote their own schools. Some even complained about the various aspects of the Joint Military Academy. This, in turn, provided Jiang Hui with a lot of additional information about the different military academies.

The happiest people, however, were the only two students from the Imperial United Military Academy in the group. They were overjoyed that such a promising talent had the foresight to choose their alma mater. With his strength, if he joined their alma mater, they would have another key player in the next intercollegiate league.

They were secretly delighted, thinking that once Jiang Hui arrived at the school, they would find an opportunity to meet him, so that they could know the truth about this mysterious person before everyone else.

Their way of celebrating was to engage in heated debates with their peers from various universities in the group, exposing each other's school's "scandals" in a very real and passionate manner, as if they had killed each other's entire families.

Jiang Hui had a headache from the noise, so she simply said goodbye to everyone and logged off to rest early.

Many people didn't sleep well that night; some stayed up all night, guarding the system for fear of missing the registration deadline.

Jiang Hui slept well, and after a quick wash the next day, she successfully logged into the application system following the index.

As the final information form was successfully submitted, the page immediately generated a unique identification number for her—a very obvious "27".

(End of this chapter)