OFR – Chapter 214 She looks familiar

After clicking the link, the experience was just like QQ Live.

First, it downloaded a plugin for a few seconds. Once the plugin installation was complete, the page redirected to the Weishi (微视) app.

After entering, the screen froze for a few seconds before switching to the source of the recently pushed message.

It was from a user with the ID “Hao Cousin” (豪表哥).

The profile showed that Hao Cousin had over seventy prank-style short videos.

Short video apps, aside from constantly updating with clips that are vulgar, silly, passionate, or simply exciting, have one major feature: anyone can upload videos. Once users gain a certain number of followers, they can even start live-streaming.

Users on short video apps aren’t just viewers—they’re also creators.

At this moment, Mu Bai glanced over Hao Cousin’s user page and saw that the account had fewer than ten thousand followers. It looked like this guy had just happened to land on the trending page and was promoted through QQ’s push notifications.

Still, Mu Bai’s expression remained unchanged. He casually clicked into several of Hao Cousin’s videos to browse.

These clips were shot on the street, at universities, and even in hotels.

Most of the themes were either flirting with girls or pranking women using luxury cars.

This so-called Hao Cousin relied on a Ferrari worth over three million RMB and a handsome face, making his success rate with girls very high, regardless of whom he targeted.

Perhaps because most netizens love watching these morality-testing pranks, even though Hao Cousin didn’t have many followers, each of his videos had very high view counts.

Especially after successfully pranking a girl, the comment section would explode with extreme reactions:

• Member of Scumbag Society: “666! Hao Cousin pranked another girl! Haha—and she even had a boyfriend. Savage!”
• Hardcore Fan: “Haha, first commenter! Welcome the newest member to the Scumbag Society!”
• Yunfeng: “All scumbags, rise! I swear the Scumbag Oath: From now on, I’ll chase beauty and never speak of lifelong devotion. I’ll revel in nightlife and never again seek to hold someone’s hand. I’ll drift through the sea of people, never speaking of eternal love. From now on, I fight alone and never cry through the night. I toast my sorrows and dedicate my life to freedom!”

Other reactions included:

• Fēnfēn: “From now on, proudly single—never again a slave to love!”
• Yunyun the Beauty: “Damn, what kind of streamer is this? Unreal! If it were a rich, gorgeous woman doing this to men, they wouldn’t be able to resist either! Seriously, unbelievable!”

“This kind of video is just pointless trash.”

“Get lost! Hypocritical woman!”

“Heh.”

Mu Bai glanced at the comments and shook his head slightly.

He knew that everyone had desires. To have desire was to be mortal, and mortals rarely resisted the temptations of wealth and indulgence.

Still, to judge a girl’s character solely based on one of these so-called ‘pranks’ seemed unfair to him.

That’s why he didn’t care much for these kinds of videos. He just casually watched a few to pass the time.

But when he opened the most recently uploaded video, a strange expression flickered across Mu Bai’s usually calm eyes.

Not because of anything outrageous in the video—but because he saw a familiar face.

It was a girl he recognized: Zhang Tiantian, the same girl to whom he’d donated 100,000 yuan a month ago via a charity campaign on Nanjing University’s official website.

They were old classmates, and Mu Bai had seen her recent photos on her QQ feed. It had only been about a month since then, so he immediately recognized her.

In the video, Zhang Tiantian was wearing a light blue down jacket. Her sweet face carried a trace of melancholy.

She looked even more beautiful than in her photos. Her appearance and figure easily rated over 85 out of 100. Especially that faint sorrow on her face—it added a unique charm and quiet elegance.

Even the background matched—indeed, it was the renowned Nanjing University, one of the most prestigious universities in southern China and the entire country.

And notably, Zhang Tiantian was the only girl in these videos who didn’t fall for the prank.

Yes, she wasn’t someone who could be swayed by flashy cars and money.

Someone who still sincerely devoted herself to charity work in today’s noisy world was clearly not the kind to take advantage of others—let alone get involved with a stranger over superficial wealth.

Mu Bai himself didn’t particularly like doing charity work, but he deeply respected his kind-hearted classmate’s persistence.

Because he understood just how rare it was—someone who, in this chaotic world, still stubbornly clung to their principles and dreams.

People like her were the ones who used their own strength to uphold the last remnants of kindness and beauty in a society drowning in vanity.

Mu Bai looked at the lingering sorrow between her brows in the video and glanced at the comments below.

While many comments on the prank videos were cruel or extreme, this one was different—netizens were genuinely moved by Zhang Tiantian’s integrity:

• “Now THIS is a goddess—the kind of girl I’d give everything to protect, even my life.”
• “I’m officially a fan. Blue-jacket goddess, 100% deserved title.”
• “In today’s impatient world, it’s hard to believe a girl like this still exists. So kind, so principled. For someone like her, there’s nothing I wouldn’t give. Netizens, find me her contact info! She’s doing charity, right? I want to donate!”
• “I have a friend at Nanjing University. Just asked—he said she’s known as the ‘Angel of Kindness’ there. Tons of guys are chasing her, but she’s focused on charity and doesn’t want to waste anyone’s time, so she always turns them down. Anyone still want to criticize her?”
• “I heard her hometown just suffered a natural disaster. She’s been raising donations for it—that’s why she looks so worried.”
• “Goddess, that sadness on your face—it’s heartbreaking…”

One particular comment caught Mu Bai’s attention—“Her hometown suffered a disaster.”

That changed his expression.

Because Zhang Tiantian’s hometown was the same as his—a remote little mountain village.