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The sentiment in the blog comment section took an instant 180-degree turn.

Holy crap! 165 million! I've never even seen that many Happy Beans!

[Where are the people who were just criticizing Mr. Yu for being a Western worshipper? Come out and show yourselves! What were you doing while he was investing real money in impoverished mountain areas? Typing on your keyboards!]

[That's real vision! Making money from Americans, then coming back to build Hope Primary Schools!]

【I'm sorry, Mr. Yu, I spoke too loudly just now.】

A troll who just posted "donations may just be a way to avoid taxes" received thousands of replies instantly.

Tax evasion? Did your family donate all 165 million to evade taxes?

[This tax evasion is so effective, it's made him the nation's top philanthropist!]

Xiao Heizi quietly deleted posts and canceled his account.

Inside the office building.

A white-collar worker who had just typed "There are no good capitalists" silently deleted the words. He then typed four more: "Yu the Great Philanthropist".

Public opinion shifted instantly.

Fans of Salty Fish Entertainment were furious.

The screen was filled with exclamation marks.

Faith reshaping.

Fans were elated and began a fierce counterattack on various forums.

......

"Mr. Yu! What a resounding victory! The entire internet is apologizing to you now! Ms. Han Hong's post was brilliant; it completely slapped those online trolls in the face!"

Sina's CEO Cao called immediately after the incident took a turn, his tone incredibly enthusiastic.

Yu Le chuckled inwardly. When trouble arose, he sent a soldier to deliver a message, and once things were settled, he personally came to claim credit. Cao Zong was a man you could get along with, but he really wouldn't step in if there was trouble.

But he still politely said, "Alright, Mr. Cao, thanks."

"Let's move on from this and remove it from the trending topics list. Don't waste public resources."

Mr. Cao paused for half a second.

"Withdrawn? This is a huge boost to your reputation! You've secured your title as the nation's top philanthropist; who would dare to criticize you now?"

"Do I need that little bit of fame?" Yu Le said calmly. "Hurry up and get out of here, I'm busy here."

Before President Cao could say anything more, Yu Le hung up the phone and put it in his pocket.

Yu Le didn't want to be in the limelight. If he really tried to establish himself as the nation's top philanthropist, his every word and action would be scrutinized.

Even the smallest black spot can cause a huge uproar.

too tired.

There's no need for that; it's more practical to keep a low profile and make a fortune quietly.

Yu Le couldn't be bothered with the online controversy anymore.

Just then, the roar of an engine broke the tranquility of the camp.

A black SUV, kicking up dust, was parked in the open space.

The car door opened, and a tall man with a full head of white hair stepped out.

James Cameron.

He was wearing an extremely ordinary gray jacket, glasses perched on his nose, and a roll of blueprints clutched in his hand.

There were no bodyguards surrounding them, only two assistants carrying equipment cases following behind.

Yu Le put down her thermos and stood up to greet her.

"Director Cameron, you must be tired from your journey." Yu Le extended his hand.

This person was also invited by Yu Le with a script and a high salary.

Cameron grasped Yu Le's hand. Instead of exchanging pleasantries immediately, he turned his head to look at the three thousand peaks that pierced the clouds in the distance.

The clouds and mist rolled around the mountainside, making the vertical stone pillars appear to be completely detached from the ground.

Cameron watched it for a full minute.

He turned his head, his tone revealing an extremely rare fluctuation.

"Mr. Yu, I take back what I said on the phone before."

"This place is even crazier than Pandora in my head."

Cameron is an extremely meticulous person.

He is a well-known technical fanatic in Hollywood, with extremely demanding requirements for every shot.

But now, the wonders of nature have completely won him over.

"The real-world setting combined with our technology will make history," Yu Le said, pointing to the giant transparent greenhouse covering several thousand square meters not far away.

"The shed is set up, and the equipment has been tested and debugged."

"We're just waiting for you to call 'start'."

Cameron immediately rolled up the drawings in his hand and stuffed them into his assistant's arms.

"Take me to see the equipment."

The two entered the greenhouse.

The layout inside the shed is extremely complicated.

Half of the landscape features plants and rocks that are a one-to-one replica of the Zhangjiajie landform, while the other half is an overwhelming green screen.

Hundreds of infrared cameras are densely packed overhead, forming a huge capture matrix.

Mark was frantically typing away at the keyboard in front of the control panel with several technicians.

Upon seeing Cameron enter, Mark quickly stood up straight.

"Director, all facial capture nodes have been calibrated."

Cameron walked over and stared at the several large screens on the control panel.

The screen displays various complex data streams.

He pushed up his glasses and turned to look at the center of the field.

Liu Qianqian was wearing a black, tight-fitting motion capture suit, covered with green reflective dots.

She was wearing a specially made helmet with a miniature camera pointed directly at her face.

She was stretching in place, and was clearly a little tense.

Cameron walked up to her and circled her once.

He reached out and carefully examined several reflective spots on Liu Qianqian's joints to confirm that the pasting position was correct.

"Crystal, right?" Cameron's tone was calm, but carried a professional scrutiny.

"Yes, Director." Liu Qianqian straightened up.

"Your character is Neytiri. She's not human; she has the agility and wildness of a feline," Cameron gestured. "I need you to forget that you're a bipedal modern human."

Liu Qianqian took a deep breath and nodded emphatically.

Yu Le strolled over, holding a freshly washed apple in her hand.

He took a bite and mumbled something indistinctly.

"Alright, enough talk, let's just run a lap."

"All departments, get ready. Let's run a test run first."

Cameron returned to the monitor and put on his headphones.

"Action!"

Liu Qianqian moved.

She didn't run straight like a human, but instead lowered her center of gravity.

Occasionally, his hands touch the ground, using the edges of the artificial hill and tree trunks for leverage.

She moved like a nimble cheetah, weaving through complex obstacles.

She leaped up, spun in mid-air, and landed steadily on a crossbeam.

at the same time.

Mark slammed the pusher on the console.

"Real-time rendering integration!"

The monitor screen in front of Cameron switched instantly.

The image no longer shows Liu Qianqian dressed in black.

Instead, he was a Na'vi who was three meters tall, had azure skin, and a long tail!

Although it was just a rough mold.

It has no skin texture, no pores, and not even clothes.

But the blue rough model's movements were almost 100% synchronized with Liu Qianqian's real body!

The scariest thing is facial expressions.

When Liu Qianqian steadied herself on the crossbeam, turned to look at the camera, and made a wary, baring-toothed expression.

On the screen, the blue rough model's facial muscles moved exactly in accordance with Liu Qianqian's contractions.

That wildness, defensiveness, and agility, through the rough pixels, strikes directly at everyone's retina.