"So much static electricity in the winter, damn."
Bai Bufan grumbled, both resentful and helpless, after just getting shocked again by touching his own backpack.
Today, he was struck unexpectedly by static electricity several times, giving him a bit of PTSD—before touching anything, he would even touch the wall or floor first.
At this moment, Bai Bufan envied the prisoners of ancient times.
Because they had iron chains and iron balls tied to their ankles, which served as a grounding line, perfectly releasing excess charges from their bodies to avoid static electricity; it could be considered a benefit for prisoners.
"That's how winter is. Don't you see in CEO novels, the heroine can always see the CEO's chiseled side profile at night? It's the static electricity crackling when clothes come off—I'm off, Bufan, see you at the library tomorrow."
The culprit of all this "static electricity" casually said a line, then got up with an innocent look and prepared to leave.
