She subconsciously glanced at the livestream camera beside her.

Such a serious accident – could the livestream be forced to stop afterwards?

No, please!

This show finally gained popularity, and if it ends like this, we’ll be at a huge loss!!!

Chen Mu shook his head. "It’s not safe, but the school security personnel should have already gone in to find people."

Su Bingbing: "Do the school’s security personnel also have to put out fires?"

"Why did we have to wait for the firefighters when the apartment caught fire before?"

Chen Mu’s expression was grave: "This building is different. It exploded earlier this year, so the school specifically hired a few retired firefighters as security staff, and they are equipped with relatively professional firefighting and rescue equipment. By the time we get there, some of the injured might already have been moved out."

Exploded earlier this year?

A building that needs retired firefighters on staff?

Even though Su Bingbing had been repeatedly stunned by Hai City University’s campus benefits.

Hearing what Chen Mu said, Su Bingbing still found it shocking.

And without thinking, she blurted out, "Dr. Chen, could this building be the place with the worst feng shui at your university? No way, right?"

Chen Mu: "..."

Really wanted to cover this person’s mouth, what to do?

—

"Dr. Chen probably doesn’t want to hear about feng shui issues at Hai City University the most..."

"But for such an explosion to happen a second time, and with the school equipped with such personnel and gear, I really suspect Hai City University might have consulted a feng shui master, just not admitted it publicly."

"As an accountant, what I’m more curious about is if they really did hire a feng shui master, how are they accounting for it? It surely couldn’t be through public funds."

"Right, a lot of school funds are public allocations, and using public funds would be basically illegal."

"But if it’s private funds, hiring a feng shui master for a school might be terrifyingly expensive. Who’s willing to spend such a big sum from their own pocket for the school?"

"Not just a possibility! My private company, which is about three to four floors of an office building, cost my boss a seven-figure sum to consult a feng shui master. For a school’s area, one could only imagine..."

"So, are Hai City University’s high-ranking officials, who appear so perfect on camera, privately...?"

"???"

"It’s just an explosion, and you think of all these wild ideas. When will you stop spreading rumors about our school?"

"Spreading rumors about your school? It’s mainly because your school seems too unreal, where there’s smoke, there’s fire."

"Ha! People like you don’t deserve to study at Hai City University all your life!"

"I don’t care to anyway!"

"..."

—

"I didn’t mean to focus on Hai City University’s feng shui issues, it’s just that the situations you have here are really strange..."

Noticing Chen Mu seemed upset, Su Bingbing explained quietly as she walked beside him.

Chen Mu sighed. "This building is somewhat special; it’s used by the chemistry and physics departments for graduate and doctoral experiments..."

"Last semester’s explosion was due to an experimental error. This time, it’s likely for similar reasons."

Hearing Chen Mu’s explanation.

Su Bingbing slowly showed a look of understanding. "I was being naive, not considering such possibilities at all."

"But Dr. Chen, typically, wouldn’t a chemistry experiment have a higher probability of causing such a large-scale explosion?"

Chen Mu: "Your guess is correct; the room that exploded was a chemistry lab. To be precise, the first to fourth floors are all for the chemistry department."