Told You I Can Turn Back Time
Chapter 121 Jing Shiyu’s Collaboration (Five More, Request for Subscription and Monthly Pass)

Chapter 121: Chapter 121 Jing Shiyu’s Collaboration (Five More, Request for Subscription and Monthly Pass)

Upon hearing what Jing Shiyu said, Lin Xing was a bit surprised, "You’ve already cooperated with the officials?"

Jing Shiyu casually said, "After I arrived, they quickly talked to me."

Just at that moment, Lv Ming hurried into the hospital room. "Lin Xing, you’re back?"

But he just greeted Lin Xing and then directly spoke to Jing Shiyu, "Miss Jing, could you please come over, there are some matters upstairs they’d like to discuss with you."

Jing Shiyu nodded her head and turned to Lin Xing to remind him, "Rest well, I’m going to a meeting."

Before closing the door, Lv Ming also advised, "Lin Xing, the doctor said you should surf the internet more and maybe try writing a diary, don’t forget."

Watching the two of them rush off, Lin Xing suddenly felt it was a bit strange.

Lv Ming used to always pester him about Mirror World.

Now these officials had started to focus on Jing Shiyu.

Meanwhile, Zhao Wanxi weakly asked, "Where... where is this?"

Lin Xing casually replied, "This is my home."

He turned on the TV and tossed the remote to Zhao Wanxi, "Just watch TV for now."

Ignoring Zhao Wanxi, who began exploring the TV and remote control, Lin Xing couldn’t help but think about Jing Shiyu’s situation again.

"Cooperation? What do they want to cooperate on?"

But as he tried to remember more carefully, he found his memories of East Cliff Prefecture growing more vague and distant.

"I can’t remember clearly again..."

"Have I already forgotten a lot about Jing Shiyu?"

He rubbed his forehead with some distress, "I can’t keep going like this."

He recalled what Lv Ming had said, "Surf the internet and write a diary?"

"Lately, all I do is kill, what’s there to write about?"

Suddenly, he looked towards Bai Yiyi sitting beside him, "Master Bai, you’ve always been with me, you probably remember a lot of my experiences, right?"

"I feel like I’m forgetting a lot, could you please help me write about our experiences together and then show me?"

Bai Yiyi, who was feeling a bit bored, casually said, "Disciple, what would I do without a master like you."

"Bring me some paper and a pen, I’ll also practice the puppet’s fine movements."

Watching Master Bai quickly start writing, Lin Xing picked up his phone to surf the internet.

He first browsed through the social news and realized there had been significant changes since his last visit to the real world.

"The bonus points for physical education in the middle school exams have increased?"

"The military’s benefits have increased..."

"The military budget has increased..."

"The National Martial Arts Association has put forth three billion in total prize money to host the World Combat Competition?"

Lin Xing looked at each piece of news with surprise, "It looks like the officials were also spurred by Mirror World and picked up pace."

Suddenly, he saw a hot comment below the combat competition news and frowned.

...

Somewhere far away inside a command center.

Suddenly a voice rang out, "The target has started surfing the internet."

Another voice said, "Project the websites he’s on to the big screen."

"Is he arguing with someone?"

"Many people are criticizing him."

"Captain, should we initiate psychological intervention?"

"Let’s wait and see."

Meanwhile, Lv Ming glanced at the information on his phone and thought to himself, "The network therapy team has started their action?"

Since discovering that Lin Xing was trying to consolidate his self-awareness through surfing the internet, a new team especially to serve Lin Xing had been established.

This team, under the arrangements from above, had extremely high authority, and all members’ identities were kept confidential.

But how effective it would be, Lv Ming couldn’t estimate.

...

At the same time, Lin Xing looked at a hot comment, feeling discontent, "The combat competition is a waste of money, spending so much just for a bunch of people to fight is utterly pointless?"

Lin Xing typed in reply below: "At least it could strengthen the body, people nowadays are too weak."

Just as he sent it, he saw that someone had already replied.

Years of History: "If it’s fitness you want, that completely fits the bill. Killing and fighting is too barbaric."

Lin Xing replied: "Modern youths are just too lacking in courage. If there were a real war, you all would die."

Immortal Sister Feifei: "It’s not the ancient times anymore, still talking about courage... You sick or something?"

She said it’s sunburn: "If you’re so eager to go to war, go by yourself then, I’m not going."

The Girl Who Loved Life: "Silly child, if you had even gone to junior high you wouldn’t say such stupid things."

Seeing one criticism after another, Lin Xing started to feel angry and constantly began replying.

Having typed a long string of text, he found that he couldn’t reply at all.

"What’s going on?"

"Is the internet down?"

At that moment, Zhao Wanxi said softly next to him: "Yes, sorry, why is the TV freezing up?"

Lin Xing looked towards the direction of the TV box and frowned, "Is it really the internet? Or is it the effect of some evil lone star?"

Thinking that his reply couldn’t be sent, Lin Xing anxiously shouted toward the hallway: "Is anybody there? The internet’s down!"

...

In the control room.

"Intervene, don’t let him continue to cause a disturbance."

"Fabricate replies from netizens."

"Keep his mental state as stable as possible."

...

In a bedroom in a certain city.

"This idiot, getting bashed by so many people and still dares to reply."

The student whose online name was ’The Girl Who Loved Life’ snickered, typing a lengthy tirade to blast the other party.

After finishing, he found that he suddenly couldn’t reply to the previous comment.

"What the heck? Is the platform glitching again?"

But in the next moment, he saw a new comment appear above, and he was apologizing to the other party.

"What the fuck."

Seeing this, he frantically tried to hit delete, but found he couldn’t click it at all.

"Could it be a network issue?"

Looking at his own apologetic comment, he felt both angry and anxious, and quickly ran out of his house to try again, but it still didn’t work.

...

After Lin Xing finally reconnected to the internet, he saw multiple replies popping up and his initially furrowed brows gradually relaxed.

The people who just bashed him had started apologizing.

Some even began showing their support for him.

Lin Xing laughed while giving them likes.

"It looks like there are still many normal people in this world."

Then he continued browsing social news, finding that every comment received a large number of likes and supportive replies.

In just over half an hour, he felt more relaxed, and memories of the present world seemed to be reviving continuously.

"I feel more and more in tune with the present world."

"The internet is indeed very useful."

Abruptly, Lin Xing glanced at his phone, furrowed his brow slightly, and murmured: "I completely forgot, it’s almost September, I need to start school soon."

Thinking this, Lin Xing realized he hadn’t been in contact with his classmates, teachers, or friends in the present world for a long time.

He opened the social media app, expecting a flood of messages asking him where he had been.

But he found that he hadn’t received any messages from anyone.

He clicked on his university class group...

"Was I kicked out?"