Trading system, I exchanged vegetables for golden pills.

Zhang Zihao watched this scene in disbelief and angrily slapped himself twice.

He must have opened it wrong, or he misread it!

So he exited and clicked back in.

It turns out to be that verified blogger in the extraordinary field...

"Holy crap, how is this possible? How can there be such a weird certification?"

Zhang Zihao couldn't help but curse out loud.

Ye Chen's account was not only not banned, but he even applied for personal verification.

And it actually got verified?

This world is insane! (According to the scale of Obo!)

Zhang Zihao rewatched the video of Ye Chen flying on his sword.

"Damn, what an idiot! This gets certified? It looks like 5-cent special effects. My random composite looks better than this!"

Zhang Zihao cursed and swore. Even if Ye Chen flew on his sword right in front of him, he still wouldn't believe it was real.

Preconceived notions are amazing; they can influence a person's new cognitive judgments.

Zhang Zihao wasn't the only one shocked; other netizens gradually came across the video.

The excitement from the Southern Border War hadn't even died down when Ye Chen posted this sword-flying video on his account.

This is like adding a ladle of water to a pot of oil; it'll fry it to the heavens!

Although Ye Chen's video was poorly shot and looked very amateurish.

It didn't use any camera movement or other shooting techniques; it looked like surveillance footage, but that didn't affect the video's popularity at all.

This shows that in the face of absolute strength, all fancy tricks seem superfluous.

Ye Chen's first promotional video saw a surge in likes and comments.

In less than 5 minutes, the video had already received over 10 likes and tens of thousands of comments.

This number is still rising by the second.

[Holy crap, is it real sword-flying or just a green screen?]

Based on my professional judgment, this video contains no special effects, but I cannot rule out the possibility, as the blogger claims, that a fishing line was being used!

Fishing line? Have you ever fished? Do you know how difficult it is to control?

The person upstairs is right; fishing line is actually the first thing to rule out!

[Pshaw! Just trying to attract attention, you fools. Trust science, read more books!]

【You think you're so smart? You should probably just go away!】

[666, what is Master Ye trying to tell us? Is it possible to cultivate oneself in this colorful world?]

Is this true? Is there a mnemonic device? Can we learn it?

Fellow cultivators, I beg for a method of cultivation! I humbly beg you!

[Hmm? Without any AI prompts, I might actually believe it!]

Holy crap, this is a deluge of information tonight! Can someone tell me if something big is about to happen? I'm starting to panic—

[Look, Ye Chen is a certified professional blogger in the extraordinary realm? Seriously?]

【What?! Holy crap, this is really the first time I've ever seen such a strange verification code!】

[This is the first blogger to be verified like this. I think I suddenly understand. Those who are talking about green screen effects, open your eyes wide and look carefully, this is platform verification!]

[Wow! Master Ye's got some skills; he managed to get his hands on this special certification. That's really impressive.]

......

The comments section is full of all sorts of opinions; it seems like everyone who didn't get enough of discussing the Southern Reach hot topics has come here.

After all, Ye Chen is the main character in this trending topic, so commenting under his video feels more relevant.

His video shooting techniques are lacking, but the content is so explosive that people feel compelled to speak out.

People even started treating his video comment section like a forum.

At the end of the video, Ye Chen said, "How did I do this video? Actually, I tied a fishing line to the sword, you just couldn't see it. Trust science!"

Although Ye Chen said that, those who understand, understand!

Tying fishing line? Who are you kidding!

Saying it's special effects is more plausible than this explanation.

Ye Chen's phone can take panoramic photos. How long must the fishing line be? Three meters or five meters?

However, the longer the fishing line, the more difficult it becomes to control. Can it be controlled so easily?

In the video, Ye Chen's sword-wielding was incredibly smooth. If they could control it with a fishing line, they'd eat it on the spot!

Ye Chen looked at the rapidly increasing comments and realized he couldn't possibly read them all!

He simply couldn't be bothered to look anymore; every refresh showed 999+ views, how was he supposed to keep track of that?

If he were serious about creating content for social media, he'd be laughing all the way to the bank, but he's just doing it as a side job and posting casually...

Ye Chen also received many messages on his mobile phone's chat software.

Even old classmates he hadn't contacted for years sent him messages to inquire about his whereabouts.

Some people kept changing their nicknames, and Ye Chen had forgotten who they were. There were also some people that Ye Chen didn't even know how he added as friends.

These people all showed up tonight.

Someone just sent an emoji to test the waters and see if they'd been blocked after not contacting each other for so long.

Someone posted a screenshot of the video with an emoji attached.

Someone posted a screenshot of Ye Chen's personal page, congratulating Ye Chen on becoming a big internet celebrity.

Some people exchanged pleasantries and chatted casually.

Some people talked about their friendship with their classmates, saying things like, "It's been so long since we last met, let's get together sometime."

Someone asked about a professional topic, specifically how Ye Chen made the videos!

We want to learn from him and create a track that can be replicated.

I need someone who can pay tuition fees for me!

Some people asked whether the supernatural phenomena were real or fake.

......

Faced with so much information, Ye Chen was also overwhelmed.

Ye Chen ignored all the chat messages that were just emojis and deleted them as if he hadn't seen them.

I'll just post one message on my WeChat Moments when the time comes; there are too many messages, so I'll just read them and not reply.

This can avoid a lot of meaningless time wastage.

Because this kind of chat is pointless from the start, once you respond, the other person will start to say more and more.

Others just send an emoji to test the waters; most of it is just something done out of boredom or on a whim.

This proves that the chat was unnecessary.

Why waste your limited energy dealing with other people's flirting to kill time?

Everyone has time, and it's foolish to waste it chatting with people you don't know well.

Ye Chen responded to those casual, polite conversations based on who they were.

He also directly deletes chats with people he doesn't know well or is only vaguely familiar with.

Why waste so much energy when a single post on WeChat Moments can solve the problem?

Don't you find it strange when someone you don't know well starts chatting with you about everyday things?

What if someone tries to build a relationship with him and asks to borrow money? Don't lend it!

So let's skip the awkward small talk and just connect on a deeper level.

As for those chats with people he hadn't contacted for hundreds of years, or those with whom he had added each other as friends but never exchanged a single word, Ye Chen simply deleted them.

If they hadn't shown up, Ye Chen wouldn't have known he had so many friends.

You only start chatting now that there's juicy gossip?

Just follow the gossip online; online gossip is guaranteed to be genuine. If there's anything worth discussing, then refuse all private messages.