After the college entrance exam, he began to become a male god of extraction.

[Note: When you are in a learning state, your mind will be free of distractions, and external noise will not have any impact on you.]

Grade: Silver.

After reading it, Xu Qin decided to see what this new feature was all about.

So he took "The Twenty-First Year of the Shengqi Era," found a seat, and began reading.

Isn't reading a way of getting into a learning state?

Half an hour passed quickly.

During that half hour, Xu Qin could clearly feel that his mind was free of any distracting thoughts.

Moreover, his phone was placed face up in front of him, and when a message lit up, Xu Qin's thoughts didn't wander.

His mind was empty, or rather, he was very focused.

He wouldn't have done this before.

People are actually very prone to distractions, otherwise no one would bring up the concept of "focus". This is the same as promoting "execution", because it is a quality that only a few people possess. It is not something that you can have just because you want to. Otherwise, if everyone had such strong execution, there would be outstanding people everywhere.

"心无旁骛" is just an idiom, meaning to stay focused and free from distractions.

The literal meaning seems simple, but in reality, for the vast majority of people, this level of focus is almost impossible to achieve.

But Xu Qin is different now. "Undistracted mind" is equivalent to installing a floodgate for Xu Qin's thoughts. Thoughts inside cannot get out, and distracting thoughts outside cannot get in, unless Xu Qin actively opens the floodgate.

However, there is a prerequisite: when you are in a learning state.

"One more thing, go outside and see what the situation is like."

The noise from the outside world will not affect you in any way.

The effect of "being single-minded" also includes this phrase.

Xu Qin temporarily left the library and went to the third canteen, which was closest to the library.

The cafeteria is a very noisy place, and even though it's not noon yet, there aren't many people there.

Xu Qin found a seat and sat down, continuing to read and re-entering 'study' mode.

The cafeteria is noisy, with people talking, the sound of air vents, the sound of air conditioners blowing, and the sounds of aunties and grandfathers cooking and moving things.

Even so, it had no impact on Xu Qin, who was in a state of "learning".

He seemed to exist outside of this world.

Ten minutes or so passed.

After finishing the experiment, Xu Qin returned to the library, having gained a clear understanding of the situation.

"That's a really powerful feature; I'll be able to concentrate on my studies even better from now on!"

Xu Qin was quite excited.

For the next few hours, Xu Qin spent the rest of his time reading in the library, except for a short trip to the cafeteria for lunch.

He quickly finished reading "The Twenty-First Year of the Shengqi Era," a work of nearly 400,000 words, thanks to its "approachable writing style."

Because no distracting thoughts arose and he was highly focused, Xu Qin's reading became increasingly efficient.

Xu Qin closed the book and noticed the letter on the table.

Xu Qin originally intended to put the letter back.

But then he thought that if he put the letter back, the next person to see the book might be a junior student ten, twenty, or even more years from now, or it might be sealed away forever.

The library at Jilin University has a collection of nearly 25 million physical books, but the number of students at Jilin University, from undergraduate to doctoral students, is only over 70,000, and the total number of faculty and staff is only over 10,000.

In other words, the total number of teachers and students is less than 100,000.

And this collection of books alone contains so many physical books.

When will the next person pick up this book, "The Twenty-One Years of Shengqi"?

Xu Qin had no idea.

Maybe he'll be the last one.

"History and the world are always full of regrets, but in my case, there should be no regrets!"

Xu Qin didn't know whether the other protagonist here, Chi Guanyun, was still alive.

He should be eighty years old now.

Eighty years old seems like a normal age for an elderly person, but in reality, most people don't live to eighty. Many people run out of retirement pensions after only a few years, not to mention that it's not easy for many men to live to seventy.

Xu Qin instinctively hoped that this "Chi Guanyun" was still alive.

He probably hadn't read Ying Lingxiu's letter.

It should now be returned to its rightful owner.

Thinking about this...

Xu Qin opened the software version of the Chiyu Forum, found the university section, and finally clicked on Chiyu University.

Chiyu Forum is not just a forum where you can write articles and novels; the literature section is just one of its sections.

The university section is used by all universities across the country, and many students are active on it.

Chida Channel.

Xu Qin registered a new account.

Editor's Note: In a copy of "The 21st Year of the Shengqi Era" in the library, I found a letter written 60 years ago by senior student Ying Lingxiu to senior student Chi Guanyun. I wonder if senior student's family can see it? Also, is senior student still alive?

There are many students active on the Chihuahua University forum, ranging from undergraduates to doctoral students, with undergraduates and master's students being the most active.

So it wasn't long before Xu Qin received a lot of messages.

"Wow, how romantic! Were the seniors this romantic sixty years ago?"

"Yes, I thought people from the past were all old-fashioned!"

"Romantic my foot! I checked, and it seems that the cruise ship Senior Ying Lingxiu was on sank to the bottom of the Pacific Ocean the same year she wrote that letter, and it still hasn't been salvaged!"

"Oh my god? How could this happen?"

When people on the forum learned that the two main characters in the letter had passed away, many were unable to accept it.

The wish that lovers will eventually be united is a beautiful blessing that most people have for the world and for themselves. It is just like wishing parents and family members good health; it is one of the most simple and pure human emotions.

"The original poster found this letter, and in the library no less! That means Senior Chi Guanyun probably never even saw it. He was gone forever that year after writing it. Sigh!"

"Has anyone found this senior? The letter says he was in his prime at twenty. Based on the timeline, he should be exactly eighty years old now. He should still be alive, right?"

"We found it, but are you sure it's the same person?"

Someone posted information about "Chi Guanyun" in the comments section.

His information stopped forty years ago.

However, it doesn't mean he died forty years ago, but rather that he seems to have disappeared from public view afterward.

After graduating at the age of twenty, Chi Guanyun entered politics and made great strides. At the age of thirty, he went to Europe as a "Han envoy" and then, in the following four years, he ruined a Western world that was preparing to unite against China, so that the region is still in a state of division.

Therefore, on the world political stage, he is known as "the last strategist of Chinese history."

However, when Chi Guanyun was thirty-eight years old, just as he was about to break through to the Dragon Pool, he withdrew from the fray and gradually disappeared from public view. He completely vanished forty years ago and has been missing ever since. In short, he cannot be found online.

People were immediately agitated after seeing this.

Xu Qin was also unsettled.

Xu Qin never expected that such a love letter would lead to the discovery of a senior with such an impressive resume.

As a top-tier university, Chihwan University has indeed produced many incredibly talented individuals with impressive resumes over the years.

However, the number of these outstanding individuals is insignificant compared to the total number of graduates over the past few years. In any case, outstanding individuals are a very small minority.

However, Xu Qin has now encountered one.

And it's the best of the best.

"This senior should still be alive, right?"

Xu Qin didn't pay much attention to the other person's resume. No matter how impressive the other person was, it was someone else's, and had nothing to do with him.

Now, Xu Qin's idea is that this letter should be returned to its rightful owner.

Perhaps the senior student thought the senior student had already seen the letter.

The emotions expressed in the letter, transcending time and space, have waited for sixty years; surely they must have an ending.