Late at night, Xu Niannian lay on the bed, closed his eyes, and then opened them again, not feeling sleepy at all.

After eating noodles in the early morning, the conversation in the kitchen kept replaying in her mind.

"But what if I just want to take care of it?"

This sentence was like the echo after ringing a bell, reverberating in her mind one after another, creating circles of invisible ripples.

She vaguely remembered how violent her heartbeat was at that time.

Looking at Xu Xing's seemingly calm profile as he took the chopsticks and rinsed them, Xu Niannian wanted to ask clearly how wide the scope of this "control" was.

However, she was afraid of the consequences and still backed down. She did not dare to face the problem head-on. She just said a few tough words as usual and fled back to her bedroom in a panic.

It’s all Xu Xing’s fault!

This stinky brother!

Don't always say things that make people think and misunderstand!

She had obviously begun to learn to adapt and slowly let go, but just one word could easily break her heart.

What does it mean to take charge?

When you manage work, you manage, and when you manage people, you manage. Whether you manage for a while or for a lifetime is unclear.

Or is Xu Xing just talking about her work and postgraduate entrance examinations, and really has no other meaning?

Xu Niannian's mind is now in a state of confusion and he can no longer understand the situation at all.

She longed for a miracle in her heart, but she couldn't think of any way to solve the predicament at hand.

How could she try to steal her boyfriend from him without wanting to hurt him?

You can't share a Xu Xing with two people, right?

……Uh-huh?

Thinking of this, Xu Niannian was stunned for a moment. He lay on the bed and looked at the ceiling, his mind went blank, and he was a little down.

…

April 1st, April Fool's Day.

The new event of "Rhythm King" launches several button skins.

Lu Yangyang, a third-year student at Hangcheng University of Electronic Science and Technology, has been lying on the bed doing exercises at night. By the way, he shared the interface after the game to his circle of friends to complete the activity goal.

Last year, he also complained about the nearby people function of WeChat on Weibo, which sparked a wave of excitement.

But until now, she has not given up using WeChat, and has even become more and more dependent on this social software.

In the beginning, she actually used QQ more, and all her previous friends were added to QQ.

But as time went by, because of the game’s involvement in WeChat, several roommates in her dormitory also became WeChat-types one by one. Later, because of WeChat’s address book function, it also affected her relatives at home.

This leads to the fact that although there are many relationship chains on QQ that she cannot break away from, WeChat has also built a set of relationship networks that she cannot ignore.

And as far as the games currently on mobile phones are concerned, the games in WeChat’s game center are more reliable.

Although since WeChat opened the game center, many new games have been added to it one after another, which has lowered the overall quality a lot.

But the quality of these games produced by Tianshu Games is still guaranteed.

and!

Posting on Moments is really an addictive thing!

Well...this is not talking about Lu Yangyang herself, but her WeChat friends.

Here I want to focus on criticizing one of her roommates and her dear mother.

Among them, since her roommate fell in love, almost every time she went out on a date, she would take a beautiful photo with her boyfriend, or a photo of her hands intertwined, or two movie tickets, and something special at first sight.

A sumptuous dinner.

Then put together the nine-square grid and send it to the circle of friends. Paired with a few simple and stylish sentences, you can kill a bunch of singles in the circle of friends.

As for her mother, although she is not as annoying as her roommate, her life is quite colorful.

Her mother works in the neighborhood committee in her hometown. She doesn't really have much work every day. In her free time, she plays mahjong with her little sisters, dances in the square at night, and occasionally goes out for an outing on weekends.

Isn't this pretty good?

But she couldn't help it. Ever since her mother learned to post on WeChat Moments, from morning to night, almost every half hour to an hour, she had to post a WeChat post to share her life or just chat.

Sometimes he would like to give his daughter a thumbs up and ask her to give him a thumbs up.

This resulted in Lu Yangyang’s circle of friends being heavily screened by her mother every day, which made her want to block her old mother, but she was worried that she would nag her if she missed a like.

But after thinking a little more, Lu Yangyang didn't think this was a bad thing.

It’s good that my mother can keep up with the trends of young people and can use WeChat Moments.

Lu Yangyang had registered a QQ account for his parents on the computer before, but he never saw them online even once in half a year. They all said it was too flashy, with too many functions and too complicated, and it seemed unsuitable for people their age.

.

Now with WeChat, part of this problem has been solved.

Thinking like this, Lu Yangyang had already finished today's activities and scrolled through Weibo out of boredom, only to see a very attractive hot search——

[The number of WeChat users exceeds 100 million]

After clicking in, the title of the most popular item at the top reads——

[The number of WeChat users exceeds 100 million, and it may replace QQ and become the new social overlord in the mobile Internet era!]

"Holy shit!"

Lu Yangyang exclaimed, affecting his roommate below who was doing homework.

"Yangyang, what's wrong with you? You were so surprised when you were playing a game."

"No, I just finished the game." Lu Yangyang didn't even have time to read the content, but he couldn't wait to share it with his roommate, "Look at the hot searches on Weibo, WeChat has over 100 million users."

"Oh, I've seen it before."

"Ah? Then why didn't you tell me? I only know now!"

"I thought you knew this already." The roommate was speechless, "You just saw the morning news now, you were all playing games, right?"

"Damn! The Rhythm King's new skin is super pretty, okay? Do you think you still need me to top up money if you don't have enough activities? How is that possible?"

"That's okay, it's not a matter of time before the number of WeChat users exceeds 100 million," said the roommate, "I remember that the number was already tens of millions at the end of last year."

"But this increase is so exaggerated." Lu Yangyang still found it amazing, "I remember that WeChat was launched in October last year, and within half a year it had over 100 million users. It is about to take off, and maybe it will really replace QQ.

"

"Um... I don't think this is possible." The roommate shook his head repeatedly, "Although WeChat on the mobile phone is trying to catch up with QQ, I definitely still use QQ on the computer. WeChat doesn't even have a computer version."

"As you said, I don't even use computers very much, so I feel like these two are already half the same."

"But QQ is backed by Tencent, and WeChat is still a bit smaller. I always feel like I'm being targeted at some point."

“Didn’t Tencent say it wanted to acquire WeChat before?”

"Didn't you read the news about the WeChat press conference? It fooled Alibaba and Tencent, and it had just received more than 100 million yuan in financing from the Shanghai Stock Exchange."

"Damn it! I don't even know if you don't tell me."

"You better play your game."

…

The news that the number of WeChat users exceeded 100 million quickly swept the entire Internet and became a hot topic among many people.

People are always particularly enthusiastic about stories that alternate between old and new, as if they are watching a dragon-slaying warrior slaying an evil dragon.

Especially as Tencent has grown stronger and become one of the three famous BAT companies, and has caused public outrage on some things. Relatively speaking, the story of WeChat overthrowing QQ is quite interesting.

However, things never develop so smoothly.

In fact, since the launch of WeChat, the rhythm of WeChat on the Internet has never stopped.

There are various rumors and criticisms about nearby people and Shake, comments about the adverse impact of WeChat’s own game center on teenagers, and the infringement of user privacy by the address book function, etc.

All kinds of negative news basically appear in turn all the time. The shadow of the trolls behind it seems very obvious to the eyes of experts, but it may not be so in the eyes of ordinary netizens.

The only good news is that these rumors and rhythms are basically on the Internet, and only Internet workers and young people who often surf will be exposed to them.

A large number of WeChat’s target users actually don’t have many Internet habits.

For example, for Lu Yangyang's mother, using WeChat and Moments is already very good. If she is asked to read the hot searches on Weibo, she might as well play more games of mahjong.

Therefore, the Internet information that these users usually have access to basically comes from the hot news that comes with WeChat.

Hmm, this is one of the great benefits of having your own information channels.

It can effectively avoid some attacks from public opinion.

It’s a pity that Weibo is not our own.

But Xu Xing didn't like this trash can very much, and it was a hot potato once he got it. It was better to be a human being and not have to worry about everything.
To be continued...