Apocalypse Invasion: Survival on the Infinite Train
Li Xian walked away happily, and Ming Chu noted down the name she had seen on her phone.
Dan Jin.
She looked around and, instead of rushing to continue shopping, found a shop, sat down, and started playing with her phone.
The phone in her pocket was not her own. It was pink and had a very cute case. After unlocking it with facial recognition, Ming Chu took a quick look and opened an app.
……Well, this app that looked like it had a chat interface was actually an AI Q&A app.
Just as Ming Chu was about to close it, she felt a sense of being watched.
She paused, her peripheral vision scanning the surroundings.
Everyone was busy with their own business—chatting, eating, or looking down at their phones. No one’s gaze was fixed on her.
Or rather, no one’s gaze was specifically fixed on her.
So where was the feeling of being watched coming from?
Ming Chu became even more cautious. Instead of closing the AI app, she tapped on the text box, bringing up a nine-key keyboard.
At least the Pinyin and characters in this world were the same as what Ming Chu had learned. She quickly typed in a question.
If I want to improve my math grades, what efforts and changes should I make?
Send.