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

It also includes a paper indexing function.

"Holy crap?! The forum actually has a paper index! Does that mean we can just search for information here when we're writing papers?"

"I just don't know what the quality of the papers in the index is like. I hope it's not all the papers from third-rate universities."

"I've heard that Yenching University's internal paper index collaborates with many top universities and research institutes in China, and its content is extremely comprehensive!"

"It shouldn't be too bad, right?"

After discovering this feature, the eight thousand students were thrilled and couldn't wait to try it out.

When they clicked on the search, they were reminded that they would need to spend 100 credits to use the feature.

Only then did they notice that their account showed zero credits!

There are four ways to earn credits: one is to actively participate in club activities, which will earn you ten credits for each activity.

Secondly, students who rank among the top three in their major in key on-campus exams will be awarded 100 credits.

Third, participate in on-campus scientific research projects, and you can earn 200 credits for each participation.

Fourth, winning first place in a major domestic or international competition will earn you 100 academic credits each time.

"This paper indexing feature isn't free; it even costs academic credits to use?!"

"These credits are hard to earn. Even if you rank in the top three in the entire department, you can only use the paper indexing function once."

"What are research projects? Does our school conduct internal research projects?"

"Winning first place in domestic or international competitions actually earns the same number of academic credits as ranking in the top three in the entire department?"

After reading the rules, the students were all taken aback.

The indexing feature is not free; each use requires 100 credits.

The most outrageous thing is that the reward for getting the top three in the entire department and winning first place in domestic or international competitions is the same! Both are 100 credits.

However, the two are not on the same level in terms of prestige. Everyone believes that it is much easier to be among the top three in the entire department than to win first place in an international competition.

The group then continued browsing the forum and clicked on the Campus Life section.

I discovered that everyone can speak and post freely in this section without consuming academic credits.

However, at the very top of this section, an account named "Haichuan University Official" pinned a post.

"Popular Dormitory Contest?" The freshmen clicked on the event's introduction with curiosity.

After half a month of learning and living together, I believe everyone has gotten to know each other well. Please feel free to speak up and nominate your favorite dormitory, along with your reasons...

[Note: Recommendations can be made for your own dorm room or someone else's dorm room...]

The top ten dormitories selected by vote will each receive 100 academic credits as a reward...

Everyone got excited upon seeing this. One hundred credits! This reward was incredibly tempting, comparable to participating in ten club activities!

"I highly recommend my dorm room. As for why, well, I haven't seen my roommate shower in the two weeks since school started. Does that count?"

"I recommend the dorm next door. I haven't heard them talk since the start of the semester. It's like they have some deep-seated grudge against each other."

"I recommend the dorm across the hall. It's the most awkward dorm ever, and there's always an awkward silence."

"Sigh, it's just that my dorm room is too ordinary."

Many people want to recommend their dorm room, but find that the people in their dorm room are all normal people.

On the contrary, the surrounding dormitories are quite unique; some dormitories can go a whole day without saying a word.

Some dorm rooms require students to return several times to check if the door is locked before leaving; others have students who are easily angered and argue heatedly at the drop of a hat...

Gradually, with the joint recommendation and voting of 8,000 new students, ten dormitories gained extremely high popularity and stood out from all the dormitories.

These are the dorm rooms of Wang Yi, Zhou Tao, Su Xueyi, Miao Xiaoxiao, and others.

Wang Yi's dormitory is known as the "Chatterbox Dormitory," and it's said that there's never a moment of quiet as long as someone is awake.

Zhou Tao's dormitory is known as the "difficult dormitory to go out in". It is said that it takes the four of them two hours to go out.

Su Xueyi's dormitory is known as the "Deep Hatred Dormitory". The four people in the dormitory see each other all the time, but they are all busy with their own things.

Miao Xiaoxiao's dormitory is known as the "most awkward dormitory" because conversations often fall into an awkward silence, with everyone remaining silent, creating an extremely awkward atmosphere.

Qinglong Campus, Principal's Office.

"As expected, these dormitories have all stood out." Wei Ying smiled as he looked at the top ten dormitories.

These ten dorm rooms are for students with personality flaws.

Although there are thousands of dormitories across the school, they still stood out like pearls in the night and caught the attention of the freshmen.

Each dormitory room is unique and highly recognizable, which has garnered a lot of popularity.

Thanks to the efforts of the students, even the members of each of the top ten dormitories have detailed introductions.

"It's time to distribute the rewards." Wei Ying shrugged, opened the forum's backend, and used the official account to post an announcement.

The top ten dormitories were pinned to the top of the forum, and each student in these dormitories was awarded 100 credits.

One dormitory building, Unit 2, Room 401.

"We seem to have suddenly become famous." Wang Yi couldn't help but swallow as he looked at the final selection results on the forum.

"It seems so." The three roommates looked at each other and nodded blankly.

Their dorm's name is prominently displayed at the top of the forum, and they've been dubbed the "most talkative dorm," so it's practically common knowledge.

Just now, their forum accounts all gained an extra 100 credits.

"The rewards have all arrived in my account." Wang Yi's lips twitched, his feelings were a bit complicated.

To be honest, he didn't agree with this ranking of popular dorm rooms. When did they become a talkative dorm room?

"Old Wang, look outside the door," his roommate said quietly, pointing to the outside of the dormitory.

Wang Yi was stunned for a moment and found that a dozen or so classmates he didn't recognize had gathered outside their dormitory, all of them secretly observing them.

His expression was full of curiosity, like someone looking at a rare giant panda.

"Wasn't this supposed to be a talkative dorm? Why are they so quiet? Is the information wrong?"

"I mainly want to see what a real chatterbox is like."

"That seems a bit of an exaggeration."

"Say something! The four of them, start talking!"

Wang Yi's face darkened upon hearing these whispers.

What the hell are you talking about?! Who's in the mood to talk at a time like this?

At this moment, he felt like crying but had no tears. Although he also wanted to become famous throughout the school, this was not the way to do it!

Two dormitory buildings, room 201.

"It's hard to leave the dorm..." Zhou Tao and his three roommates sat together, staring blankly at their dorm's latest nickname.