Chapter 123: The Sixth Sense

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Jiang Yun wanted to ask the eldest sister about the details, but just then his number was called. He turned and entered the consultation room. Seeing this, Jiang Yun blinked and said to the livestream audience, “Did that young girl just say she’s my fan? She... probably didn’t show her face on the livestream, right?”

Hearing Jiang Yun’s words, the viewers began teasing.

“No way, I don’t even know she was wearing gold earrings!”

“How could she have shown her face? I didn’t even know she had willow-leaf eyebrows!”

“Hey, what are you saying? How was I supposed to know her hairstyle was a princess cut!”

“I wonder how that young girl’s sister feels after seeing this video.”

“......”

Seeing the playful comments, Jiang Yun sighed helplessly. “Don’t laugh so happily. Even that auntie knows. Do you really think her sister doesn’t?”

This statement immediately filled the chat with question marks.

At that moment, the auntie exited the consultation room. Jiang Yun hurriedly approached her and asked, “Excuse me, ma’am, what did you mean when you said that man is her brother-in-law?”

The auntie glanced at Jiang Yun, then pointed toward the direction they had just left. “That man is her brother-in-law, a live-in son-in-law. A few years ago, her sister died in a car accident. The man didn’t want to leave, and since the bride price couldn’t be returned, the woman’s parents arranged for him to live with his younger sister-in-law.”

“Bride price? Was it the groom’s family who paid it?” Jiang Yun asked curiously.

The auntie rolled her eyes. “I already said he’s a live-in son-in-law. Of course, the bride price was given by the woman’s family! I heard it was tens of thousands!”

Jiang Yun: ...

The matter... is legal, but it just sounds wrong.

The viewers shouted in disbelief.

“No way, you can do that?”

“Wow, this guy really hit the jackpot—got the money and both sisters!”

“And that woman is a fan of Brother Yunzi. Looks like fans of Brother Yunzi are never ordinary!”

“Legal, but kind of messed up.”

“......”

Just then, Jiang Yun’s number was called. He thanked the auntie and entered the consultation room.

After a quick checkup, the doctor said there was nothing serious, changed the bandage, prescribed some medicine, and sent Jiang Yun on his way.

As Jiang Yun was about to leave with his medicine, the system’s voice suddenly echoed in his mind.

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[Ding, congratulations, host check-in successful. Reward: enhanced extrasensory perception magnetic field.] (No cultivation, no superpowers)

Jiang Yun: ??????

Before starting the livestream today, Jiang Yun had reminded himself not to space out after receiving the system reward. Doing so constantly wasn’t good—what if someone noticed something?

But when he actually heard the reward announcement, Jiang Yun was stunned.

Because this sounded like a superpower.

Was he about to come into contact with some unknown world?

But after reading the system’s explanation, Jiang Yun suddenly understood.

This wasn’t a superpower.

Physiologically, humans have five senses—sight, hearing, smell, taste, and touch—but in the biological world, there is also a “sixth sense.”

The sixth sense is a colloquial term for extrasensory perception (ESP), encompassing both intuition and precognition.

Intuition refers to humans receiving stimuli through the five senses and reflecting information to the brain, manifesting as psychological feelings like happiness or sadness (conscious or existential feelings). Precognition is considered by some to be a special ability.

According to the international science magazine New Scientist, some people can sense changes in their environment without clearly identifying what changed. Psychologists call this blindsight, which supports the existence of the sixth sense in humans.

Experts have noted that some wild animals escaped the Indian Ocean tsunami, supporting the academic theory that animals possess a sixth sense regarding natural disasters.

In November 2003, Russia announced that scientists studying anatomy, physiology, and psychology found evidence of the human sixth sense through research on human behavior based on anatomical and physiological principles.

The system explains that extrasensory perception manifests as a magnetic field surrounding the body, with its strength representing the power of the sixth sense.

All living beings in this world possess extrasensory perception, differing only in strength, and most humans are weaker than animals in this regard.

Originally, Jiang Yun was no different, but thanks to this system reward, his extrasensory perception would be somewhat stronger than ordinary people.

To what extent exactly, the system didn’t say, but it assured it was within normal human limits.

Viewers noticed Jiang Yun spacing out again and immediately sensed something was off.

“You’re doing this again? Just say you want to end the stream!”

“Seriously, every day it’s the same routine at the end.”

“To be fair, this way of ending streams is pretty distinctive. At least everyone knows you want to clock out.”

“Alright, alright, we get it—you want to finish. Hurry up and go!”

“Go, go, go!”

“......”

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Longtime viewers knew that whenever Jiang Yun started spacing out, it meant he was about to end the stream.

But they didn’t think much of it, just treating it as one of Jiang Yun’s livestream quirks.

After all, streamers without unique traits are hard to remember.

In this regard, Jiang Yun had been quite successful.

Seeing the chat’s comments, Jiang Yun went along with the mood, smiling as he said, “Well then, see you all tomorrow!”

With that, Jiang Yun ended the livestream.

After closing the stream, Jiang Yun drove home.

But along the way, his stomach suddenly growled twice.

He then remembered he hadn’t eaten breakfast yet.

He looked around and stopped at a popular noodle shop nearby.

After getting out of the car, Jiang Yun glanced at the menu and asked the owner, who was cooking noodles, “Boss, what’s your specialty here?”

The owner smiled and said, “Young man, our specialty is beef noodles. I guarantee you’ll want more after one bowl!”

“Alright, I’ll have a bowl of beef noodles, three taels.”

“Got it! Take a seat, I’ll bring it out soon.”

“Okay.”

Nodding, Jiang Yun casually found a seat.

Not long after, the owner brought a bowl of beef noodles and placed it in front of him.

“Here you go, young man—your three-tael beef noodles.”

Jiang Yun looked at it; it looked delicious and smelled fragrant.

Just as he was about to start eating, a commotion outside caught his attention.

He looked up to see a familiar figure standing right before him...