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How bizarre!
Hou Ji had indeed encountered this kind of situation before.
The USB port was an extremely outdated and user-unfriendly interface, its biggest problem being that it had to be inserted the right way round,
if inserted upside down, it wouldn't fit in.
So, later ports, like the TYPE-C, were designed not to have an upside-down, making it impossible to insert them incorrectly.
But there was no helping it; the USB port was, after all, a historical relic and would remain in use for a long time to come.
As a college student with a laptop, Hou Ji also often inserted the USB the wrong way.
But blindly inserting it the wrong way round would normally take at most three attempts.
The first time it didn't go in, you'd flip it and if it still didn't go in, then by the third try, it almost always would.
Don't ask why not just two times; if you ask, it's mysticism.