This is the "second world" that almost overlaps with reality, but magnifies the cowardice and cunning in the folds of human nature several times! The moment he stepped into the college gate, Bu Siliang's life was forcibly stuffed into a copy of the "Second World" - this place looked exactly like reality, but it was like a microscope of human nature turned on at double speed:
The potato chips handed over by the roommate with a smile contained the hidden intention of "I want you to become a fat ball." The friend who once crossed her fingers and said "together forever" turned around and sold her design draft to a senior in exchange for credits. Even the counselor patted her shoulder and said "I am optimistic about you", all wrapped in the scorn of "you can't make waves anyway".
When she rushed into the college gate with her suitcase carrying the scraps of "hanging around" in high school, she thought she was just taking a nap in a different place. Until one night, the lights in her dormitory flickered on and off, and she suddenly felt like she was being pricked by needles in the back of her neck - it was her newly awakened "blank intuition" that was calling the police. When she turned around, she saw her roommate squeezing glue into her painting box, with a "just kidding" smile on her face.
The supernatural power did not give her a golden finger, but made her particularly sensitive to the amplified malice: someone pretended to help her occupy a seat, and she knew the seat had already been reserved when her palms felt hot; someone smiled and said, "You are so good at painting," but her intuition reminded her that the other person secretly took a photo...
("Blank Intuition" can not only warn of malicious intentions, but later on, at a certain moment, I can hear someone saying "This world is fake"...)
Purpose: Respect all souls who have not been tamed by the standard answer