Future News: My Phone Mutated

Summary of the Future News: My Phone Mutated

That morning, Lin Bai woke up to find a new app installed on his phone – something totally unexpected and weird. When he opened it, the news popped up from another dimension entirely. Future News. And here’s the twist: if he gets involved in these events, changes things around, maybe even saves himself some trouble down the line, he’d get rewards.

It started with a bang: Pfizer announced they'd created the *first ever* COVID vaccine just in America! The news was so future-bending that stock prices jumped like crazy – up 500% in one single day. It felt like a cosmic punchline dropped right into his lap (or maybe onto his phone).

Then came another headline, this time from Elon Musk himself declaring he's the "godfather" of DogeCoin on Twitter, just three days later! He was apparently pulling off some forceful price manipulation with that cryptocurrency stunt.

But not all the news felt so far away. A regional update popped up about an old man’s car accident – seems his kid is offering a massive 10 million dollars for any hints pointing to the bad guy. That got Lin Bai thinking, maybe these future ripples aren't just random?

He scrolled further and found something incredibly local: S City lottery! Talk about déjà vu-ish territory, he read that some buyer who’d been hitting the same number for thirty years actually won the grand prize. Was it fate? Or pure coincidence accelerated by time itself?

Then Lin Bai saw an obituary photo – stark black and white again – in a later message. That person... isn't that his school belle Yu Jinmo, the one always chasing him after graduation?

Wait, hold on. If this news is truly from the future, what does it mean for *him* to interact with events marked by these headlines? And if he changes things, how exactly will he be compensated? The sheer weirdness of it all hit Lin Bai like a tonne of bricks – but maybe that’s just the beginning.

The whole thing felt off. These weren't just normal updates; they were quantum shifts in reality delivered directly to his phone screen.