Ch. 21A Mysterious Sense of Déjà Vu
Ke Meng tested the Honey Juice’s effect on viewers by showing Chen Momo and Mrs. Chen a short video, which gave them the uncanny impression that a toothbrush’s bristles were made of stone. He realized the effect could reach people through videos and weighed whether to review the Honey Juice publicly, leaving the decision unresolved as he considered the risks and possible government attention.
- Ke Meng recorded his findings, checked his video views, and sent Chen Momo a short test video of a toothbrush dipped in the Honey Juice.
- Chen Momo watched the video and felt that the toothbrush bristles looked as if they were made of stone, then took it downstairs to show her mother.
- Mrs. Chen compared a real toothbrush with the one in the video and experienced the same puzzling impression, while Chen Momo sent her observations to Ke Meng.
- Ke Meng concluded that the Honey Juice’s effects could reach viewers through video footage and would likely be stronger than the effects of his previous reviews.
- Ke Meng considered whether a Honey Juice review might attract government attention and weighed the chance to cooperate against the risk of being restricted.