The comments section was bustling. Several pinned comments had received twenty or thirty thousand likes. Considering that the school only had tens of thousands of students in total, that number of likes was practically equivalent to saying the entire school had seen them.
"Like, like, like! I spent all last night watching car dealer reviews until my eyes went blurry. Every car seems great, yet every car has problems too. Please, I'm begging—could any knowledgeable classmates share their experience?"
"Don't delete this post. It can become a permanent thread and be updated year after year. After all, Dean Song said there would be more car rewards, and students from many schools could register for courses at the School of Mathematics. Even if you missed the chance this semester, you might get a front-row spot next semester and earn yourself a car! And if the reward program expands in the future, the whole school will face the happy dilemma of choosing a car!"
"Why don't we just establish a Car Selection Club?"
"Good idea! I'll wait for the Car Selection Club to be established—I want to sign up! I've already picked up my car!"
"I don't think sharing experiences online is very useful. A quick search will bring up reviews of all kinds of models across the internet. Cars are a matter of personal preference. You can read a hundred sets of specifications and watch a hundred review videos, but that still won't compare to sitting in the car yourself and getting a feel for it! Does anyone want to try a ride or test-drive? I'll be on campus these next few days and can take classmates for a free spin! I've posted photos of the model here. Message me if you're interested!"
"Count me in! I can take classmates for