So Studying Computer Science Really Is Great for Your Hair...

Anyone who had studied the international situation closely would have easily noticed some strange signs recently—it was hard to say when it had started, but the various countries seemed to have suddenly and tacitly begun keeping a "low profile."

On the surface, their diplomatic language remained as courteous as ever, even noticeably less "fiery" than before. Yet some previously frequent exchanges and activities had suddenly become "difficult to schedule."

Trade summits were no longer being held, joint exercises were being canceled, academic cooperation had fallen apart in negotiations, and several high-profile international cooperation projects had been suspended one after another. Even several highly anticipated transnational financial forums were reportedly postponed indefinitely due to certain "technical reasons"----

What kind of "technical problem" could make those greedy financial bloodsuckers finally stop plotting how to reach their famous hands into other people's pockets?

It was truly baffling.

Even the once-common news of some foreign bigwig suddenly visiting another country and receiving a solemn welcome, formalities, and banquets now seemed to have become "especially rare."

There was a subtle, strange sense of sudden "harmony," at least on the surface.

At the same time, however, many netizens online had exploded like it was New Year's.

More precisely, a mysterious webpage had recently begun transforming from an "online legend" circulated among a small number of people into a tangible existence in the eyes of many newly informed users—a visible, touchable "sweet bun."

When you discovered a strange webpage capable of producing large quantities of such high-quality videos that you couldn't even spot any flaws in them, and which seemed to have obvious access restrictions, sometimes letting you log in and sometimes not, what would you think of?

As the saying went, there were a thousand Hamlets in a thousand people's eyes. But among a thousand employees