Although likes from mutual QQ friends did not come with a little red dot like WeChat did, comments from mutual friends on posts still triggered notifications.
"Who's Old Ji is still determined? What kind of absurd middle-aged-man ID is that? Is it the class monitor's dad's nickname?"
Bai Bufan noticed Lin Li's comment immediately because of this. After reading it, he turned around and asked in surprise.
When friends commented, their saved contact names were displayed first, so what Bai Bufan saw was different from what Lin Li saw himself.
"Son: ...I think it's called Old Steed in the Stable or something."
"It's Old Steed in the Stable. Don't read it randomly. It means something completely different. Show some respect," Lin Li said with a frown.
Bai Bufan: "?"
He squeezed his eyes shut, moistened them, then looked again carefully. It really fucking was Old Fuli Ji.
Damn.
Well, that really had turned it from a middle-aged-man ID into a young man's ID.
"So it was your insane nickname." Anyone capable of choosing a nickname like that needed a master brought into their home. Once Bai Bufan opened Lin Li's QQ profile and saw it was him, it suddenly made perfect sense.
Lin Li, whose nickname had been described as insane by Bai Bufan, had the corner of his mouth twitch slightly.
It was a little unfair. How did Bai Bufan have the nerve to call his nickname insane? Bai Bufan's current QQ nickname was "Too Much Tax Evasion—Needs a Thorough Investigation."
His WeChat name was comparatively normal only because he had no alternate account and family members in his contact list: "The Whole South Village Says I'm Potent."
Compared with those, wasn't his own perfectly normal?
Just as Lin Li was about to scroll through some other posts—
"Hey,