Esports world champion, debuted as the center of a talent show

This is his medical record from his first visit to the doctor.

It records the deepest darkness and pain of the boy named "Jiang Zhiyu".

His name was clearly written in neat characters at the top of the medical record card. The word "moderate" in the diagnosis section was circled in bright red by hand, and the ink inside the circle was slightly blurred, overlapping with the red mark.

Jiang Zhiyu was unaware that his past was being stirred up and unearthed. As he looked out the window at the rapidly receding street scene and the darkening sky, he suddenly felt that the air was filled with the earthy smell that only existed when it rained.

But there was no rain. The air was filled with the oppressive atmosphere unique to summer. There were thick clouds and the tails of airplanes flying overhead, but no rain.

As the sky gradually darkened, faint, almost invisible stars slowly appeared, one after another, densely covering the gaps in the clouds.

The clusters of hidden spots resemble a vast map, each one converging into a tight chain of interests. The chain is tied to the necks of crawling figures, its end firmly fixed to several mottled walls.

As a result, the old walls were permeated with the lingering smell of earth, and green moss struggled to grow from the cracks in the brick walls that had been soaked through countless times by the rain, gradually spreading to the car window in front of Jiang Zhiyu.

"The final team division is tomorrow, the show is really almost over." Lin Sen looked up at the sky and suddenly sighed.

Jiang Zhiyu leaned back in his chair, his gaze following the wings of the plane disappearing into the clouds. He clutched his phone, which had grown cold since it was switched off, and muttered in agreement, "Yeah, it's almost over."

When Jiang Zhiyu returned to the recording base, he tried to hand his phone to the dormitory manager as usual, but was told that due to the large number of promotional tasks before the finals, individual phones would be returned to the trainees for their own safekeeping.

Lin Senyi, who was reluctantly handing his phone to dormitory supervisor Wang, raised an eyebrow, chuckled, and took back his phone, saying cheekily, "Director Hong has changed his ways?"

Over the past few months, Brother Wang had become quite familiar with the trainees. He glared at Lin Sen without any politeness, saying, "What difference does it make whether I give you a phone or not? You all secretly hide your phones anyway, don't you?"

"Hey!" Lin Sen exclaimed anxiously, "We don't have any!"

"Go back and rest." Brother Wang smiled and nudged the group on the back, not arguing with Lin Sen, and coaxed them away amidst his shouting and protests.

There are many reasons why talent shows confiscate cell phones. Some are worried that online opinions will affect the contestants' performance, while others are worried that trainees with poor self-control will stay up late playing on their phones and thus delay their training the next day.

The online public opinion surrounding "Project Shining" has been dominated by the name "Jiang Zhiyu," forcing them to disrupt and rebuild all their early propaganda plans.

The production team held a closed-door meeting that lasted for hours, but in the face of a densely packed publicity plan, Hong Liu waved his hand and said, "I believe in their self-control. Let them keep their phones themselves."

Finally, Lin Sen, who had strong self-control, lay on his bed in dormitory 310, staring blankly at the medical record card with black text on a white background on his phone screen.

Jiang Zhiyu was unaware of Lin Sen's rich inner world at this moment. He was just leaning against the headboard with one leg dangling lazily over the side of the bed, looking down at the thin player's handbook in his hand. His phone was lying quietly next to his pillow, still not turned on.

Gaining control of his phone didn't bother Jiang Zhiyu much; the endless stream of private calls and text messages, though inexplicable, didn't affect him.

He simply found it too noisy, so he never wanted to turn it on and disturb people's peace and quiet.

Escaping may be shameful, but it can be useful.

"What did Shen Jiaping say?" Jiang Ming's voice sounded particularly cold through the receiver.

Lin Shi pressed his temples: "Dr. Shen said it was probably leaked by someone at the hospital. They're investigating and will let us know as soon as they have any leads."

Jiang Ming on the other end was silent for a moment, then asked, "Has the transmission chain been dealt with?"

"Don't worry, we've already contacted all platforms to completely block it."

"Hmm, if he contacts you..."

"I know."

After exchanging a few words, the two hurriedly hung up the phone. Lin Shi turned around and looked at the public relations staff who were busy in the office, grinding his back teeth.

In fact, most people could glimpse Jiang Zhiyu's dark past from the scars on his arms, but everyone tacitly avoided the topic, keeping all those secret speculations hidden beneath the surface.

But this maliciously disclosed medical record card, which bluntly revealed the patient's private medical history, instantly plunged everyone back into a suffocating cycle.

- [Has the Shining Project Shined Yet?] Forum

#Jiang Zhiyu's Medical Record Card# (Image)

[1L: What's this?]

[2L: Holy crap, is this for real?!]

[3L: Is this AI?]

[4L: Moderate? ???]

[5L: Wait, wait, wait, this isn't right!]

[6L: Isn't this patient privacy? Where did this come from?]

……

[79L: No, the original poster deleted their account right after posting??]

[80L: Actually, I had a feeling it was moderate when I saw the wound, but I didn't expect it to be true...]

[81L: Which hospital directly leaks patient privacy? Are they crazy?]

[82L: Help! I'm shaking as I look at the words on my medical record card. It breaks my heart.]

……

[499L: OP, don't even think about getting away with this. If you dare post this, you'll be held responsible. Do you think deleting your internet account means you've disappeared?]

[500L: The balance that the fans carefully maintained was shattered in an instant. OP, you're finished.]

[501L: Everyone knows that Jiang Huang's mental state was definitely not very good before. Fans didn't pursue the matter because they felt sorry for him and wanted to protect him. Did the person who exposed this consider that it might affect Jiang Huang's career? Or was it just an attempt to drag him down before the finals?]

[502L: Please leave Jiang Zhiyu's personal privacy alone... and please stop spreading this, it's causing secondary harm.]

—Reply: [Support. Please stop spreading this privately; it's really disrespectful to him.]

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[862L: Holy crap, there's even a sasaeng fan next door who leaked a recording of a phone call to Jiang Zhiyu. Are they crazy?]

—Reply: [Are these stalker fans crazy? Where did they get his phone number??]

—Reply: [I saw it. What a vicious comment! They were even gloating, saying Jiang Zhiyu didn't retort because they were mutually agreeing.]

—Reply: [If you have delusions, go get treatment; it's disgusting.]

—Reply: [So, were the medical records also leaked by these sasaeng fans? Did they dig up everything together during their own investigations?]

—Reply: [I'm speechless. This is the second time there's been a sasaeng fan controversy. What is the production team doing?!]

[863L: Stalkers are like rats in the gutter... If you're mentally unstable, don't harm normal people, okay?]