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

One dormitory building, room 103.

"Holy crap?!" Wang Yi jumped up from his chair, overjoyed. "My club creation application has been approved!"

He just received an email from Wei Ying informing him that his club application had been approved and that he could now prepare for club recruitment and other matters.

"Hey guys, my club application has been approved. Do you want to be among the first batch of founding members?" He looked at his three roommates and extended an invitation immediately.

However, all three shook their heads, indicating that they had no interest in his "suicidal club".

"I'm waiting, waiting for a club of beautiful girls to appear. When that happens, I'll join it and be surrounded by beauties every day. Wouldn't that be wonderful?" Liu Liuliu from the Department of Traditional Chinese Medicine chuckled, his face full of longing.

Marin, from the Mechanical Engineering department, rolled her eyes and ruthlessly interrupted, "Since it's a girls' club, are you sure you'll let them join?"

Upon hearing this, Liu Liuliu suddenly froze on the spot, his mind not quite processing what was happening.

"If you don't join, don't regret it when my club grows bigger!" Wang Yi looked at the three of them and snorted coldly. Then he sat down at the table and began writing a recruitment plan.

Currently, all the clubs at Haichuan University are probably still in their initial stages, and freshmen have not yet joined any of them, making it a great opportunity to recruit new members.

He is determined to develop his club into the largest club at Haichuan University!

"Old Wang, the assignment is due tomorrow. Have you finished your paper?" Marin coughed and suddenly reminded him.

"I finished writing it a long time ago." For the past three days, he has been working day and night, frantically researching materials and staying up until 3 a.m., finally completing this 20,000-word civil engineering thesis.

"Holy crap? You're that strong?" The other three stared wide-eyed in disbelief.

Although they have been staying up late these days, their progress is still much slower than Wang Yi's.

No wonder Wang Yi had the energy to apply for clubs and the time to research club recruitment.

The three exchanged a glance, then buried their heads in their textbooks and materials, continuing their study.

That evening, outside the dormitory building on the Zhuque campus.

Wang Yi moved a small table, brought his prepared banner, and waited at the students' usual route to recruit new members.

"The 'Daredevil Club' is recruiting!"

"Hey students, don't miss out! How about checking out our daredevil club?"

"Our club..."

Facing the freshmen coming and going, he had no psychological burden and shouted at the top of his lungs, immediately attracting a crowd of students to watch.

"It's only been less than a day, and some clubs have already started recruiting?"

"The 'Die-hard Club'—that's a weird name. What do they do?"

"I also applied to join a food club, but my application was rejected."

"Mine didn't pass either."

Dozens of people gathered around Wang Yi's recruitment booth and began to discuss it in hushed tones.

Wang Yi could be said to be the first club to set up a booth to recruit new members, but the club's name was incomprehensible to them and seemed rather unserious.

"Ahem, our club's main theme is courting death!"

"Of course, there are also strict assessment requirements after joining the club."

"You have to do something crazy once a week. If you fail to do it three times, you'll be kicked out of the club!"

"Our daredevil activities are diverse and can greatly enrich students' campus life and enhance their courage and psychological resilience."

"Currently, I have drafted a few projects that are suicidal, and you can take a look."

As he spoke, he picked up a stack of "flyers" from the table and handed one to each person. Everyone looked surprised after reading them.

"Sleeping alone in a cemetery overnight without any communication devices?"

"Jump off the school plane?"

"Climbing the cliffs behind the Ninth Mountain?"

"Tell the cafeteria lady that you like her?"

Everyone swallowed hard and read out the details of these death-defying challenges.

Some are extreme sports, while others are challenges to life and death.

After learning the details, the number of onlookers, which had initially been dozens, dwindled to less than half, leaving only a handful of people still standing in place.

Seeing this, Wang Yi quickly seized the opportunity and enthusiastically promoted the idea: "Hey classmate, do you know what the purpose of our 'Daredevil Club' is?"

"We are here to explore the true limits of life!"

"Furthermore, with so much homework and so much pressure at Haichuan University, the 'Goofy Club' can definitely help you balance work and rest and relieve the pressure from studying!"

With the help of the "Social Bull" skills, two students finally became interested and agreed to join the "Social Bull" club.

"Come here and fill in your names, majors, contact information, and other details." Wang Yi grinned and handed the two a form.

The two took the forms, left their contact information, and then left in a hurry.

Their homework is due tomorrow, and they haven't finished their papers yet.

"With two new recruits, the 'Daredevil Club' should now be considered the largest club in the entire school, right?"

Wang Yi watched the two figures leave and smiled. Including him, the suicide gang now has three members.

"Huh? When did so many people arrive?" Suddenly, he noticed that many more "club presidents" had arrived not far from him.

They also brought out tables and chairs, posted their own banners, and started shouting, attracting many students who were passing by.

"No, I can't be complacent, I have to keep up the good work!" In an instant, this road leading back to the dormitories became a gathering place for club recruitment.

Four dormitory buildings, Unit 1, Room 602.

After printing her thesis, Su Xueyi returned to her dormitory and saw a reply email, which made her slightly happy.

After receiving the school's notification, she couldn't help but write an application email to apply to establish the "Silent Club".

This club is quite special; it was created to reduce unnecessary communication between people.

Joining the club is also very simple. Once you join, you can only speak no more than ten sentences a day. Speaking is strictly prohibited within the club, and violators will be expelled from the club.

"I..." She turned around and glanced at her three roommates. She had wanted to invite them to join the club, but found that all three of them were engrossed in studying their textbooks and writing papers.

"Never mind," she muttered to herself, then began to refine the club and prepare the materials needed for recruitment.

Two hours later, she left the dormitory with a table and chairs and headed to the recruitment area.

But seeing so many students coming and going, she felt a little apprehensive. She didn't dare to shout like the others, so she could only stand still and recruit new students in a Buddhist-like manner, letting things take their course.

But she soon discovered a problem: she couldn't recruit anyone this way.