There is a bathroom in the bedroom. Zhou Qifeng pulls his bathrobe into the bathroom. Su Lin plugs in the cell phone and sits cross legged on the sofa to read unread messages.

In addition to the mobile text messages that remind the balance of the phone bill on time every day, and the weather reminder of Lucheng radio station for tomorrow, there is only one wechat group message left.

The group name of wechat group is "the smartest single dog in Lvcheng". Su Lin unlocks his mobile phone and clicks in. He finds that there are a lot of Aite's news.

I haven't been a big brother for many years: @ Xiao su. Come out and open the mailbox! 】

[your second brother is no different: @ Xiao su. Come on, come on! Quickly! Ha! Crush! 】

[presumptuous! Call me third master! : @ Xiao su. You'll open your mailbox at the beginning of this month! Don't forget! 】

after a few minutes, Su Lin did not reply to the news, and the three people started chatting.

I have not been a big brother for many years: where did Xiao Su go? 】

[presumptuous! Call me third master! Part time? 】

[your second brother is no different: sleep? 】

[I haven't been a big brother for many years: eat supper? I'd like to summon a little Sue with my chicken chops. 】

[your second brother is no different: I would like to call a little Su with the happiness of my third brother for the rest of his life. 】

[presumptuous! Call me third master! I'd like to summon a little Sue with your two dog lives. 】

the next chat record has always been this kind of semi magical and semi realistic dialogue style. Su Lin quickly looks at the past and finds that the three people are still chatting.

Su: Here I am! Just came back, the mobile phone has been adjusted to the no disturb mode, did not hear the message prompt tone. 】

[I have not been a big brother for many years: fast and fast! There are many problems in the mailbox. It's over time to open the mailbox every night. Go and have a look! 】

the mailbox is actually a question box function of microblog.

This question box was originally designed for elective credits.

The teacher of an elective course asked them to do social practice. At that time, the head of the dormitory was watching the "worry free grocery store". He simply wanted to submit a practical topic of setting up anonymous mailbox to help others solve problems instead of imitating the mailbox function.

There are not many people who take this course. The social practice group is naturally a group of familiar people. In addition to the head of the dormitory, three people are also very interested in this novel topic of helping others solve problems.

Therefore, the four of them set out to open anonymous mailbox, collect other people's problems and solve them, and finally get the practical data.

At the beginning, this anonymous mailbox was only circulated in professional classes of the same grade, and the questions sent were also quite normal worries of some college students, such as how to do with a make-up exam, how to quarrel with a girlfriend or boyfriend, and whether to chase someone in secret love, and so on.

Later, at the end of the practice, their group's practice data, including the practice summary, got very high marks, and the teachers gave them a very high evaluation.

One day, there was a lot of mail in the mailbox.

This anonymous mailbox rushed out of their major, then out of their college, and finally spread to the whole school. Many students with problems did not go to the counseling room to find the school doctor, but came to consult them.

The questions of asking for help are more and more in-depth. Some people consult the future, others ask about the psychological shadow left by the past.

In addition to being caught cheating by some of his classmates, there is no wonder that some of his classmates will not be caught cheating on the way.

Considering that the anonymous mailbox received more letters than they had expected, they kept the mailbox.

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