Live-streamed dating: My information is constantly updated

Chapter 20 Is Your Brain Okay?

"Do you want to apply for service A?" Zhang Zhe asked again to confirm.

"That's right, it's Business A."

"I think you're a good match for me, streamer."

"Great!" Zhang Zhe clapped his hands. "Look, this is a woman with good taste. Everyone in the comments should take note."

Although he didn't like that affected and coquettish voice, the fact that the other person chose A was a form of recognition for him, and as a streamer, he had to give such viewers some face.

"As the first woman in the live stream to meet me in person, I will definitely give it my all."

"Alright, you can begin now."

"Let me introduce myself first."

"Well, but I still want to say first why I think you're a good match for me." The girl said a little affectedly, "Because I think you're very smart, especially when you said that some people are just not suitable for marriage, you're obviously intelligent."

"And I am very smart myself."

Really? I don't believe it.

[Doesn't sound very bright]

[Is this a shill hired by the streamer?]

Wow, this little clip really got my hands on something great!

[Look at the streamer's expression, he actually believed it!!!]

"Some viewers in the live chat don't believe I'm smart. I have an undergraduate degree from one of the top 3 universities in China and a master's degree from a QS top 100 US university. I've been a top student all my life. The streamer has an undergraduate degree from a 211 university. You should understand what I mean, right?"

"Hmm? A streamer?"

If the woman hadn't suddenly said that, Zhang Zhe wouldn't have known that she was hinting for him to continue the conversation.

He initially felt a reproductive barrier between himself and the woman.

Because the other person's sense of superiority over their educational background is practically overflowing from the screen.

Among the top three universities in China, Tsinghua and Peking University are excluded first, because these two schools generally refer to themselves as the top two.

Secondly, whether it's Fudan University, Zhejiang University, or Shanghai Jiao Tong University, they are all top-tier institutions.

In contrast, the top 100 US master's programs by QS ranking are generally not that great, since the top 3 schools are all ranked in the top 50 by QS.

Master's degrees are usually built upon undergraduate degrees, but this girl doesn't seem to be one. However, the fact that she was able to pursue a high-quality master's degree in the US proves her family's financial strength and her own intelligence.

Zhang Zhe didn't actually pay attention to this kind of information before.

Until one blind date, the person told him that it was a match made up by a 985 university graduate, and that those who did not have the required education should not come because they were not smart enough.

However, those with equivalent overseas qualifications are acceptable.

Zhang Zhe curiously looked into what equivalent qualifications overseas looked like, only to discover that Australia alone had 19 universities ranked in the QS top 300, while Xi'an Jiaotong University in China was only ranked 305th...

Then Zhang Zhe realized that what these people who were restricted by their educational background were actually restricted by their family circumstances, not their intelligence.

But the girl I was talking to on the video call was different; she genuinely believed that her academic qualifications were solid proof of her high intelligence.

"With your academic background, you're definitely a top student," Zhang Zhe replied casually, only saying "top student," not "smart."

The girl seemed quite satisfied with his reaction and immediately commented to the chat: "See? The streamer is so objective, you guys have nothing to say now, right?"

"Now that I've covered the most important point, let me introduce something less important."

"I am 167 cm tall and weigh 57 kg. As for my looks, I would rate myself around 5.5 out of 10, of course, I wear makeup."

"Actually, I think the anchor is also a 5 out of 10, and with makeup she could be a 6 out of 10."

"No, no, no." Zhang Zhe quickly stopped the other person's attempt to flatter him: "Even with makeup, I'm not a 6 out of 10. I need plastic surgery to get that. I know myself well."

A boy who scores 6 points is considered a school heartthrob.

Zhang Zhe thought to himself that if he were the school heartthrob, he wouldn't be single now.

[As expected, they were shills hired by the streamer.]

Actually, I also think the streamer is quite handsome; maybe not a 6, but definitely a 5.

Men and women really do have different aesthetic standards. You're a 5 out of 10, believe in yourself!

[This streamer gets a 5 out of 10? I'd give him a 7; he's known as the "Little Andy Lau"]

[You still don't understand, in this girl's eyes, the streamer's looks are an advantage compared to her own.] "Anyway, I think you're a 6 out of 10, and that's enough for me." The girl made a domineering CEO-style statement.

"I currently work at a major internet company, and like the livestreamers, I'm a corporate slave with an annual income of around 30 to 40 yuan, depending on the amount of my year-end bonus."

"My family's assets are around A8 level, slightly higher than the streamer's family, but I don't care how much money a guy earns because I have relatively low material desires..."

"The A8 isn't just slightly more expensive; it's a whole digit higher than mine!" Zhang Zhe was a little confused about where the other party came from, wondering if they really had their eye on him.
The system didn't react at all, which means that the information she provided was true.

A top student and a beautiful girl fell in love with me, who was doing a live-streamed blind date?

wrong……

Zhang Zhe suddenly remembered something and quickly asked, "Did you forget to mention your age?"

"Well, yes."

"I was born in 92."

In 92, he was 33 years old.

After listening, Zhang Zhe felt a sense of sudden enlightenment.

Highly educated, works at a major internet company, 33 years old, unmarried, and speaks in a cutesy, affected tone...

With all these buffs combined, Zhang Zhe could already sense the resentful aura emanating from the other person, even though she didn't show it at all during the live stream.

Even if you haven’t eaten pork, have you seen a pig run?
Zhang Zhe had dealt with this type of woman quite a bit during his previous work.

These kinds of women are usually incredibly demanding and difficult to get along with; encountering them too often can lead to a kind of physiological aversion.

Online, people say that "stereotypes," "discrimination," and "labeling" are bad, but Zhang Zhe believes that stereotypes are a risk-avoidance mechanism inherent in human genes.

If you've seen it so many times and still don't subconsciously take precautions, then you're just being naive.

"At your age, don't any colleagues at work introduce you to potential partners?" Zhang Zhe asked, feigning interest. "Big internet companies should all have matchmaking events, right? And colleagues usually introduce each other."

"Indeed, many people have pursued me."

"I haven't met the right person yet."

"At first I thought it was just bad luck, but then I realized that it wasn't. It's just that I'm too focused on looks and I also expect the other person to be intelligent."

"Classmates and colleagues are generally not very smart, and there are almost none who are good-looking."

"I can't really tolerate people who aren't smart."

【What? This woman is crazy!】

[I was so angry I almost laughed in the middle of the day! Are there really people like this?]

This woman's affected manner is unbearable; my assessment is that it's worse than having size 42 sweaty feet.

[This is the first time I've seen someone in their 30s question the intelligence of those around them.]

[With a brain like yours, how come your annual income is only 30?]

Your classmates and colleagues are all mentally challenged, but you only have classmates and colleagues like that. Doesn't that say something?

Zhang Zhe glanced at the comments; there must be quite a few office workers watching the live stream at this hour.

It's likely that someone empathized with the situation, hence the strong reaction.

Zhang Zhe had the same question: "You think your colleague isn't very bright, but you all earn about the same amount, right?"

"Have you performed a craniotomy and examined the folds in their brains? They have fewer folds in their brains?"

“Haha, no, that’s not it.” The girl said in a very flippant tone, “I’m the same as them because I didn’t focus all my attention on making money. I originally wanted to pursue an academic career.”

"What you're saying sounds like you're romanticizing the path you didn't take." Zhang Zhe looked at the barrage of complaints and felt he needed to help vent his emotions: "You think that if you focus on making money, your income will definitely be higher? That assumption is completely invalid."

"Many academic bigwigs have lost everything in business, and there are precedents for this."

“That’s right.” The girl said very readily, “That’s why I said you’re smart, streamer. I used to say that to my colleagues, and they believed me.”

You even caught a fish?

Being this woman's colleague is truly unlucky.

[Colleague: I was just saying it casually and you believed me? You're an idiot.]

(End of this chapter)