My 26 Female Online Friends

Have you ever wondered whether an app on your phone might know you better than you know yourself?

Chen Yifan was just an ordinary third-year student at Jiangcheng University.

After a breakup, he downloaded a campus app called "Heart Match."

From that day on, his life changed completely.

The app issues all kinds of tasks, reads users' information, records every interaction, and can even pinpoint the secrets hidden in everyday life.

At first, he thought he'd just had the bad luck to become a test subject.

Then one woman after another appeared in his life.

They came from different backgrounds and had very different personalities. Some were cool and rational, some quirky and playful, some approached him of their own accord, while others went out of their way to avoid him.

But they all had one thing in common:

They all had the same app installed on their phones.

As his matches continued to multiply, Chen Yifan finally realized this wasn't a simple dating game.

Someone on campus was using AI to weave a web that collected private information and manipulated relationships.

And he and those twenty-six women had already been quietly entered on the same list.

When every moment of attraction could be recorded and every secret exposed, would you still dare to trust your own judgment?