"Huh? This B... site user is one of us too?"
"They've practically raised the looks ceiling for us scrap scavengers!"
"Take a deep breath, close your eyes—the whole world has the latest air graphics cards."
"Thank China, thank unlimited 3nm manufacturing! I finally bought a 4080 discarded by a mining boss in 2026. Tears are streaming down my old face."
"@Mingxuan, @Miserable Red, @Farming Livestock, why aren't you negotiating endorsement deals already? The time to raise your brand image is now!"
Those were all replies from male netizens, a wild assortment of everything imaginable.
The replies from female netizens, on the other hand, were rather uniform.
"I hereby report myself by real name. I'm a mining boss—please arrest me!"
"I hereby report myself by real name. I'm a mining boss—please arrest me!"
For a time, "please arrest me" actually became a meme. Paired with Shi Tiexin's registered username, "Great Detective Shi," it became a minor internet buzzword.
As a result, Shi Tiexin became something of a celebrity at the Castle Under Police Station.
Where there was fame, there was trouble. People immediately began to sneer, with the older sergeants forming the main contingent.
"Young people shouldn't always be trying to make some big news. What use is fame without substance?"
"Hey, Bob, don't take it so seriously. Internet celebrities rise fast and vanish just as fast. These days, being famous isn't necessarily a good thing. Young people don't know the weight of things; before they know it, both their name and their person might disappear together. We've seen plenty of that. Let's wait and see."
"I'm just pissed off! As a cop, how many major cases has he handled? How many criminal investigations or manhunts has he done? Has he ever gone on an interstate pursuit? He's done nothing, yet