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Chapter 397 I'm going to complain to someone!

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A transitional camp at an altitude of 5,800 meters.

The advance camp at an altitude of 6,500 meters.

The famous North Col ice wall cuts across the yellow band, with three large steps that bisect the rock face.
Listening to Bai Liang's summit progress via walkie-talkie at Everest Base Camp, Wu Jing and Zhang Chaoyang felt completely bewildered.

They had both done a lot of research and knew roughly how long it would take to reach certain milestones in a normal commercial climb.

While a few hundred meters may not seem like much progress, this isn't like walking on flat ground; the difficulty and risks involved are far greater than climbing hundreds of meters of stairs.

But the information and callouts that came through the walkie-talkie every now and then, when you calculate the time, are really hard to believe.

Is this the entire mountaineering team of top athletes?!

But they clearly brought along Bai Liang, who was "dragging their feet" too.

In fact, not only them, even the mountaineering experts found it incredibly strange.

How could it have gone so smoothly?

When did this world's highest peak become so gentle?

After much thought, I really have to use the word "mild" to best express my personal feelings about this summit attempt.

It should be noted that this majestic mountain, which resembles a god, claimed the lives of approximately three hundred climbers.

This is the world's largest open-air cemetery!

The bodies of about two hundred people still remain on the mountain. Due to the extreme cold, their bodies remain in the same state as when they died, exposed by the roadside, becoming the most terrifying "colorful road signs" in the world.

They are like a warning from this mountain to anyone who wants to climb to the top.

Sometimes climbers have to step over the corpses of their own kind in order to continue their journey.

This time, however, the towering, cold "god" seemed to be smiling.
We encountered absolutely no risks along the way, and everyone was in excellent physical condition with no serious adverse reactions.

At most, I'd feel a little dizzy, but at such a high altitude, it would be really too much if I didn't feel dizzy at all.

This isn't a stroll in a park.

During a short rest along a relatively open stretch of road, Bai Liang climbed onto a large rock and gazed at the summit, which seemed not so far away.
Stand straight.

Humans have always been insignificant in the face of high mountains. The snow-covered peaks are like giants looking down, scrutinizing every challenger.

The sunlight refracted and shimmered on the snow, as if it were covered with a layer of light.

The sky was a clear, cloudless blue, so pure it was almost transparent.

But under his gaze, even the mountains seemed to bow their heads.

The drone, which successfully took off, and the handheld camera faithfully recorded this scene.
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"Holy crap! He actually made it to the top! Awesome!"

After receiving the message, Wu Jing felt a little envious.

Not buddy
I'm so jealous! I'm really jealous!
His own retreat was distressing, but the success of others was keeping him up at night.

I should have known he went along too.
They are still not entirely clear about the specifics of the mountain climbing process, but the entire process of photography and the large amount of footage captured by drones will probably be quite a treat for viewers.

It can be considered a cloud summit.

Well, actually, this process was a bit boring.

Bai Liang's ascent to the summit was really not dramatic at all; it might not even be as interesting as the movie "The Climbers."

In other words, the scenery along the way is indeed eye-catching.

However, when three people are together, there's bound to be a strategist.

It's said that going up a mountain is easy, but coming down is hard. Going up the mountain may be uneventful, but that doesn't mean you can't have some fun coming down.

The essence of the documentary is actually right here!
And then, something surprising happened to Wu Jing, Zhang Chaoyang, and the others.

They were still waiting for the mountaineering team to return the way they came, when Bai Liang suddenly appeared from below.

When Wu Jing saw him arrive at Everest Base Camp by car, he thought he was hallucinating.

Shouldn't Bai Liang still be on his way down the mountain at this time? How did she suddenly appear in front of him looking so fresh and beautiful?

Wu Jing was completely baffled, feeling as if he were watching a magic trick.

It's that kind of situation where the magician is clearly in front of the stage, but in the blink of an eye, they appear from behind.

It's amazing and some people even wonder if they are twins.

"Did you fucking jump down from the mountain?!"

"Didn't you know there's an elevator on the summit of Mount Everest? You can take the elevator down directly after you reach the top," Bai Liang said, seemingly surprised.

At the same time, he looked completely innocent.

This expression completely fooled Wu Jing; his mouth gaped open in surprise: "Huh? There's such a thing?!"

"Yeah! It's a classified project, you didn't know that, did you?"

"I really don't know," Wu Jing said hesitantly.

Looking at Zhan Lang, who seemed either dizzy from altitude sickness or genuinely not quite right in the head, Bai Liang had a strange sense of déjà vu, like he was amusing someone who was being silly.

Install elevators on Mount Everest, tile the Great Wall, add railings to the Yellow River, and build a cover for the Pacific Ocean.

The legendary four major projects.

Hey~ Wu Jing actually hesitated for a moment. Looks like he's really dizzy.

"wrong!"

As Bai Liang leisurely went to pack his things, Wu Jing realized that he seemed to have been tricked.

God, you installed an elevator on the summit of Mount Everest, why don't you install one in outer space?

Guo Fan: Hey~ That's a good idea!

How exactly did you get down here?

"I came down by elevator."

"Dude, are you kidding me? Seriously, can't I just call you Brother Liang?"

"No way, telling you in advance would be spoiling the plot. I'm going to trick you into buying a membership to watch the documentary. Oh, and there are some really fun Easter eggs too."

Bai Liang smiled and kept Wu Jing in suspense, indicating that he really intended to keep this a secret.

Go see it, I've put everything in there~
Wu Jing was scratching his head in frustration upon hearing this; he really wanted to know.

Even though she already had a very frightening guess in her mind, she still wanted to hear Bai Liang describe it in person.

Forget about the so-called Mount Everest elevator. If he believed that, he wouldn't be making "Wolf Warrior" but "Silly Dog".

Zhang Chaoyang was also a bit uncomfortable from being suspended, but he was planning to buy the documentary rights, so he could see it in advance, unlike Wu Jing who was in a hurry.
Moreover, once the other members of the mountaineering team return, it will be easy to find out about this matter.

As it turned out, these birdmen seemed to have been given prior notice, and they all smiled without saying a word.

The expression on Bai Liang's face was no longer the ordinary respect he showed when looking at VIP clients or big spenders.

Respect for money and genuine admiration for a person are actually different.

The difference is quite obvious.

Especially the foreigners, who immediately asked Bai Liang for autographs and photos, something they had never done before.

However, Wu Jing and his team solved the case by finding what was in Bai Liang's bag!
"Holy crap! Don't tell me you jumped down wearing this thing?"

Looking at the obviously thickened wingsuit and the retracted parachute, Wu Jing gasped deeply.

"This is a suit for cosplaying Ultraman."

Ever since he discovered the fun in teasing Zhan Lang, Bai Liang has become increasingly fond of openly talking nonsense with him.

Wu Jing ignored the teasing and said sincerely, "Brother Liang, you're really something else."

"It was alright. I guess I helped you gain some experience. I'll take you with me next time."

"Thank you, but no need! I really want to live a few more years!"

Compared to her previous interest in Mount Everest, Wu Jing was very clear-headed and decisively rejected it this time.

He would never touch that thing!
However, he was quite accepting of Bai Liang's outrageous actions.

I was just a little shocked, but not to the point of being completely incredulous.

Because he's starting to get used to it. After all, Bai Liang has done similar things before, it's just that the risks are much higher this time.

Moreover, since everything was fine, Wu Jing felt he couldn't be too superstitious about science.

There might actually be some truth to the legend surrounding Bai Daxian.

At the same time, his interest in Bai Liang and his team's documentary really skyrocketed.

I really want to see his journey up and down, and Bai Liang even said there's a bonus scene in the documentary—why would there be a bonus scene?!

After completely concluding his Mount Everest expedition, Wu Jing inquired about the documentary's approximate release date and learned it would be in October. Suddenly, it dawned on him: Oh no!

The Climbers.

This celebratory blockbuster shouldn't be overshadowed by a documentary.
Although Bai Liang's documentary will not be released in theaters, there is no box office comparison.

However, since both are based on Mount Everest, and given Bai Liang's huge popularity, even if they are released on video websites, they will definitely be compared with movies.

He even imagined how those people would criticize "The Climbers".

In short: It's not as good as a documentary.

I couldn't help but think of Bai Liang's recent new nickname in the industry, "Ghost's Bane"!
It means that no matter if it's a movie or a TV series, anything that happens to you during the same period is bound to be bad.

There are numerous cases to prove this.

Previously, when Wu Jing and Bai Liang were "bullying" others, they felt incredibly happy and excited.

Now he suddenly realized that this Kapibala might also "take care of" him along with it.

After all, when making movies, experienced filmmakers can tell halfway through filming that if a movie is going to flop, they won't know how to fix it later.

They all filmed it with a heavy heart.

Therefore, Wu Jing is very "confident" about the quality of "The Climbers".

Now we can only be thankful.
Thank goodness it's just a documentary!

Before "The Climbers" suffers its misfortune, someone else may be about to suffer first.

Bai Liang brought some interesting little gadgets with him to Mount Everest.
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Today is a very ordinary day.

The entertainment industry is calm and peaceful.

No one got married, no one got divorced, and no one cheated.
The trending topics are Yang Mi's youthful appearance and Liu Shishi's mature charm.

Liu Shishi, who recently returned to work after giving birth, seems to have recovered quite well, and even looks better than before!
This immediately attracted the attention of many Cao traitors, completely overshadowing the youthful and charming Da Mimi.

Then a bunch of people said they were mortal enemies with Zhao Youting, leaving Gao Yuanyuan completely bewildered.

Just as these female celebrities were engaging in their usual competition and vying for beauty, a Kapibal suddenly updated his Weibo.

His Weibo account has been quiet for about a week, with no updates even including his usual handsome photos.

However, this time he updated with a photo that wasn't particularly handsome.

But in some people's eyes, he's incredibly handsome.

Summiting Mount Everest!

You can't take any really cool photos there, everyone's dressed awfully, but the background of the photos makes up for it perfectly!
"Holy crap! You actually climbed up there?! Are you serious?"

"I saw the Red Bull logo, it's definitely real. I knew he was going to make a big splash, it's so outrageous! This guy has endless energy, he's always stirring things up, and the thing is, he can stir things up and nothing happens to him."

"Brave people enjoy the world first, but isn't this a bit too brave of you, Great Immortal? Just going like that? By the way, where are Wu Jing and Zhang Chaoyang? Are they with these people?"

"What a trip! Has his studio gone mad? Your family's trip is to the summit of Mount Everest?"

"I'm finding it hard to accept the word 'tourism' anymore."

"It's something he's capable of doing. Speaking of which, can the Chinese entertainment industry be stirred up by this standard? Uh... let's forget it, this standard seems a bit too high, and there's no need for it."

"I'm speechless! What the hell are you holding, Master?! Is this how you advertise?!"

"Holy crap, the second photo is here. What's that director's name again? Is it 'Jiao'? I think he should give the immortal a gift."

"Ah, well, there's really nothing wrong with shipping them. I think I'll buy a ticket and go see it! An animated film it is~"

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That's right, after posting the first normal group photo, Bai Liang posted another one.

The mountaineering team unfurled a movie poster of "Ne Zha" on the summit of Mount Everest.
He was even holding a Nezha figurine in his hand!

The sheer scale of this publicity is almost overwhelming.

Now people are wondering if Jiaozi and Bai Liang are half-brothers. Is this how they're helping with publicity?
The promotional efforts for this movie he dubbed feel like only the promotional efforts he made for "Wolf Warrior 2" during "Divas Hit the Road 3" could match.

But at that time it was more of a coincidence; Bai Liang didn't actually pull out a movie poster for "Wolf Warrior 2" in the African wilderness.

Unlike this time, the ads have practically reached the top of the world.

One can't help but wonder if this guy climbed Mount Everest just to promote his movie?
Looking at the increasingly exaggerated hype surrounding "Ne Zha" online, and with its release date drawing ever closer...

At this point, the crew of "Shanghai Fortress" already sensed that something was wrong.

This situation is so similar to what happened before the release of "Wolf Warrior 2"!

Bai Liang's various strange underhanded tactics and the absurd level of attention he inexplicably attracted—it's almost identical to what I've seen before.

But can an animated film really make five or six billion at the box office?
And once the arrow is released, there's no turning back!

"Shanghai Fortress" has been promoted for so long, there's absolutely no way they'd back down at a time like this and pull the release date back.

This withdrawal will result in a complete loss of face and substance.

It's better to just fight them directly.

Teng Huatao, this "idea king," also offered a very unconventional perspective:
"He's anxious!"

"what?"

"They've resorted to such strange tactics; what else could it be but desperation?!"

Their marketing efforts recently weren't for nothing.

In order to deeply link Bai Liang with "Ne Zha" and create a buzz around a battle between two generations of top stars, they really put a lot of effort into marketing and setting the tone.

Then Bai Liang sensed the "crisis," which is why he started using these underhanded tactics.

This fully proves that their approach was correct!

Although something about this statement seemed off, the crew of "Shanghai Fortress" tacitly accepted it.

After all, they had no other choice.

Having a reason to temporarily convince yourself is a good thing.

Only Lu Han felt a slight itch on his scalp, as if he was about to be hit.

And it was a brutal beating!

Fortunately, Bai Liang wasn't having an easy time either.

The shady things he secretly did behind Yanzi's back almost made her angry with him when she found out.

After all, some things have to be kept secret, otherwise Yanzi definitely wouldn't agree.

Although Bai Liang was 100% certain, there was no way to explain it.

Then, being quick-witted, he came up with a good idea: to do it first and then talk about it later.

So the cost is
Swallow: I'm going to tell someone!
Although the complaint wasn't reported to Bai's mother, Bai Liang's phone has been bombarded with messages these past two days.

The girls are absolutely blown away!

Dilraba's sixty-second voice message barrage was the first time that Bai Liang didn't even finish listening to it.
Sister Meng almost brought her mother, Sister Qian, over to "take him away";
The wicked kitten transforms directly into a stern and domineering older sister, unleashing her full power;

Sister Zhao said she would blow his head off with fake alcohol; she'd rather die by her hand than outside.

As for Naza, she didn't seem angry.

He just smiled and said, "I'll go with you next time."

This sentence sounds like encouragement, but it actually has a second meaning.
On the contrary, they said the harshest things!
Going any further would give off a bit of a yandere vibe.

Yanzi still "showed mercy," after all, there were still more people she could notify, but she felt that this "amount" was enough to give Bai Liang a hard time.

Facts have proved that it is true.

Altitude sickness didn't bother Bai Liang, but after returning to the plains, he started to feel dizzy.

It felt like I had done something outrageous when I was a kid and was being nagged by my mom.

Fortunately, a gentle girl soon came to "heal" him.

The press conference for the start of filming of "Better Days" was held in Chongqing.

The final winner of the contest among the young actresses for the lead role stood gracefully before Bai Liang, dressed in a white dress.

"Senior, it's been a long time!"
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I didn't dare write too much about such an extreme way to experience Mount Everest.

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(End of this chapter)