You said you failed your college entrance exam and are now crowdfunding to build a university?

He urged Tian Qingyun to send him the link, then immediately threw it into his high school classmates' group chat.

"Look at this! Our own universities from these four provinces, what a prestigious sight!"

The connection is like a pebble thrown into the sea of ​​people in four provinces, creating ripples.

In the live stream, many viewers from the four provinces also saw the official website.

Some were amazed, some were excited, and many more readily shared the link on social media platforms like WeChat Moments and chat groups.

Quietly, more and more people have come to know about "Haichuan University".

"I received a text message a couple of days ago, and I thought it was a scam, so I blocked it. Turns out they really do have an official website?"

"This school motto... 'The ocean embraces all rivers, and greatness lies in tolerance', it's quite something."

"Donate! You must donate! If you don't donate, you're not a true resident of these four provinces!"

"Wait a minute, these school rules... they expel students so easily? That's too harsh!"

After browsing the official website, many people recalled the text message from a few days ago that was mistaken for a scam.

Some people felt ashamed, while others wondered if they should donate more.

Meanwhile, a new term quietly climbed up the trending topics list on a major social media platform.

#Haichuan University Official Website#

Clicking in, the discussion was in full swing. Almost all the comments included IP addresses from eastern Sichuan, southern Sichuan, western Hainan, and northern Hainan.

People from four different places unexpectedly came together as one.

"The school has a long history, and it's been a day already! We can't hold it in any longer."

"Have you read the school rules? No warnings or demerits, only expulsion! Other schools should take note!"

"The school gate on the cover of the admission notice is drawn really well; the mountains and rivers give it a grand feel."

"So, how exactly do you apply to university?"

As the keyword ranking climbed, more and more netizens from other regions were drawn in.

Curiosity, jokes, and inquiries about application methods... the buzz grew like a snowball, getting bigger and bigger.

In his rented room, Wei Ying was live-streaming when he casually refreshed the official website's backend.

The access data curve spiked sharply, with the number of concurrent online users exceeding one million.

The system is indicating that the server load is increasing. Although it's far from crashing, it's definitely lagging a bit.

"It's trending?" Wei Ying blinked.

The number of viewers in the live stream was also skyrocketing, quickly surpassing five thousand. The chat was filled with comments, and the atmosphere suddenly changed.

"Principal! We've finally found someone we can rely on! Why doesn't the official website mention the application process?"

"Students from four provinces are waiting online: If I apply to Haichuan University, will my graduation certificate be valid?"

"I'm thinking of enrolling in an art academy and learning to paint with a livestreamer. Do you accept students?"

"Could a construction site foreman with eight years of experience apply for the position of dean of an architecture school?"

"Is the cafeteria short a head chef? I swear, you won't find a rat's head in the food!"

The questions were varied, some serious and some just joking, all aimed at "Haichuan University".

Wei Ying glanced at the comments and cleared his throat: "Everyone, please don't worry. I'm currently compiling the application requirements and admission process, and the official admission brochure will be released tomorrow and posted on the official website."

His words caused a moment of silence in the live chat, which then erupted even more.

"Are you serious?!"

"It seems he really intends to recruit students?"

"Just wondering, what are the requirements for the dean of the School of Aeronautics and Astronautics? Does being able to drive a tractor count as a special skill?"

"Set the cutoff scores high, Principal! We can't afford to lose face!"

The comments section was full of interesting people offering all sorts of bizarre suggestions. Everyone treated it as a joke; nobody really believed that this fictitious university could recruit students.

After all, student recruitment isn't like an official art website. It requires real qualifications, approvals, and facilities... none of which can be conjured up with just words.

Wei Ying stared at the rapidly scrolling screen and said nothing more.

He opened the system panel, and the task progress bar was faintly lit up.

The school address is still zero.

But other roads need to be paved first.

That evening, Wei Ying finished the broadcast but didn't rush to turn off his computer.

He opened the system store and tapped a few times in the search box.

The comments are right; Haichuan University is just an empty shell now. It has no qualifications, no right to enroll students, and even if someone does "graduate," the diploma is no different from a piece of waste paper.

If this problem isn't solved, who will be willing to come?

Fortunately, the system store had everything. Wei Ying chuckled as he browsed through it.

"You can buy school operating licenses?"

Prices are clearly marked in the online store:

[Primary School Operating Qualifications], 20 PM.

[Secondary School Operating Qualifications], 30 points.

[Qualifications of Regular Universities], 40 points.

[Top University Educational Qualifications], 1000 points.

Wei Ying glanced at his balance; he only had 60 points left. Having no other choice, he redeemed the [Ordinary University Operating License].

"Ding! You have redeemed a [Regular University Operating Qualification]. Please complete the information such as university name, school emblem, and school motto for filing."

Wei Ying quickly filled in the information from Haichuan University.

"Ding! Your school's operating license has been successfully registered and filed."

A few seconds later, a notification sounded. Wei Ying breathed a sigh of relief. Although he didn't know how the system worked, he had at least gotten around to this trouble.

"Next, we'll work on the admissions brochure."

He opened the document and started typing.

The next day, at an art studio in Haixi.

Lin Wei came in carrying her art supplies bag, and habitually took out her phone first, opening the official website of Haichuan University.

She just finished her college entrance exams this year and is eager to find a good place to study painting. She's envious of Wei Ying's skills even through the screen.

If she could actually get into this university, the first place she would apply to is the art department.

"Is the admissions brochure really out?"

The official website homepage has been updated. Lin Wei clicked on the "Haichuan University 2026 Undergraduate Admissions Brochure".

The introduction begins with a school profile, outlining the educational philosophy of "embracing all rivers" and the goal of "catching up in three years and surpassing in five years," which sounds quite impressive.

Next came the admissions program, with twenty-seven colleges and one hundred and ninety-two majors listed in black and white.

Target applicants: Limited to candidates from the four provinces of eastern Sichuan, southern Sichuan, western Haixi, and northern Haixi.

Admission principles: fair competition, comprehensive evaluation, and selection of the best candidates.

Lin Wei nodded. So far, it seems quite formal and fair. Her household registration is in Haixi, which meets the requirements.

But as she scrolled down further, she froze.

"The art academy's painting program is recruiting 100 students?"

This number is ridiculously low. A typical university program should admit at least two or three hundred students, right?

What's even more outrageous is what comes next—the minimum admission scores for each major.

Architecture: 680 points.

Accounting: 675 points.

Finance: 690 points.

Civil Engineering: 685 points.

……

Lin Wei's eyes widened as she swiped her finger across the Fine Arts section.

"670 points?!"

She thought she was seeing things, so she scanned through all 192 majors' cut-off scores in the prospectus.

The lowest score required is 640, which is generally 20 to 30 points higher than the admission scores of top universities.

This cutoff score... is it insane?

At the same time, on social media platforms.

The hashtag #HaichuanUniversityAdmissionsBriefing# quietly climbed to the top of the trending topics list.

Clicking on it caused an uproar.

"Holy crap? The admission brochure is actually out? But these cutoff scores... am I crazy or is he crazy?"

"Even Tsinghua and Peking University aren't this tall, are they? Where does a university that's only been established for a few days get such confidence?"

"I just checked, and this school is actually registered; you can apply!"