A Shuai Mobile Toilet

In the comic 'A Shuai', there is no direct plot of 'A Shuai Mobile Toilet' in a strict sense, but there are plots related to mobility that trigger similar scenes, namely, A Shuai setting up free Wi-Fi, which attracts a crowd following him, and there is also a gathering of people at the public toilet.

A Shuai Setting Up Free Wi-Fi Attracts a Crowd Following Him

A Shuai bought a mobile wireless router and set it up as free Wi-Fi without a password. This behavior made a group of people follow him wherever he went to蹭网 (use the free Wi-Fi). When A Shuai went to the public toilet, the situation became quite interesting. A group of people gathered around the public toilet to use the free Wi-Fi. From a certain perspective, this formed a situation similar to 'crowd gathering in a mobile scenario'. Although it was not a traditional mobile toilet, the location of the public toilet became special because of A Shuai's mobile Wi-Fi, attracting a large number of people. This plot shows A Shuai's innocent and somewhat mischievous personality. He might have just wanted to enjoy the convenience brought by the free Wi-Fi, but he didn't expect to attract such a large-scale crowd following him, and he couldn't even have peace when using the public toilet.

Invention Plots Related to a Different Concept from 'Mobile Toilet'

There is also a plot in the comic where A Shuai invents a 'collective urinal' to solve the problem of crowded school toilets. However, this is clearly different from the concept of a 'mobile toilet'. The 'collective urinal' is mainly aimed at the situation of overcrowding in school toilets during peak usage times. Through a special device design, it allows multiple students to use the urinal simultaneously, improving usage efficiency and relieving toilet pressure. On the other hand, a 'mobile toilet' usually emphasizes that the toilet itself is mobile and can be arranged and used at different locations, such as the portable toilets commonly seen at large-scale events or construction sites. So, A Shuai's invention of the 'collective urinal' is different from the 'mobile toilet' in both function and concept.