Even if Liu Yun hadn't appeared, victory would have been just a matter of time, and our side shouldn't have suffered any losses.

That was a crushing victory in terms of strength and technology.

There's absolutely no way we can lose.

Even if they make a mistake, the intelligent system can correct it in time.

We can't afford to lose even a little.

"That's fine. She has her merits, and you have yours. Just follow orders..." the commander said decisively.

What time is it? Do I still need him to explain?

Don't you understand military orders?

Ultimately, no one discussed the topic anymore.

Meanwhile, Liu Yun was already in the security department.

When Minister Shao saw Liu Yun, he was more surprised than frightened.

The fright was due to the sudden appearance, and Liu Yun's unconventional ways meant that she would instinctively flinch when faced with a suddenly appearing living creature.

The joy came from seeing Liu Yun return.

What's the difference between Liu Yun's previous actions and making arrangements for her death?

Not only him, but also everyone in the Yan Kingdom's high-ranking officials was on tenterhooks, fearing that Liu Yun would not return.

There's still a sliver of hope in my heart; I won't give up until the very end.

Seeing each other again now, the joy that burst forth at that moment made Minister Shao's face extremely relaxed.

Liu Yun quickly reported what happened upon her return and asked Minister Shao to call someone to clean up the mess.

After Minister Shao finished his work, he looked at him with a puzzled expression and asked, "I was just about to ask, why are you laughing like that? Did something good happen?"

"Foreign warplanes are running rampant on our territory, how can you still be laughing?"

Minister Shao touched the corner of his mouth, trying hard to suppress his anger: "Isn't it you who's back?"

"You're not leaving this time, are you?"

Liu Yun: "...That depends on where you're going. Why are you stopping?"

I roughly understand Minister Shao's thoughts, and it warms my heart.

In the end, they are still being remembered by others.

Liu Yun took a sip of tea. Minister Shao had quite a lot of good stuff here, after all, it was specially supplied. She heard that Shao Hong always helped her get some extra benefits every time she came and went.

"I've given you everything I can. Anything left is either meaningless or too advanced. We discussed it before, and the future development direction may not be the same. The further into the future something is, the more expensive it will be. There's really no need to waste money on things like that. So... we've pretty much covered everything that's certain."

After all, the range isn't unlimited; with enough points, you can eventually redeem them all.

Don't underestimate the power of the Chinese mythology series, such as the prehistoric era, and the points it garnered after its global release.

People abroad no longer question it; setting aside the plot, the special effects alone are worth the price of admission.

Therefore, every time Liu Yun's new movie is released, it breaks records, and the records held by the previous movie don't last long at all.

Just when audiences around the world think that movies have reached their limit and hit their ceiling, the global market will still tell them that it's not enough and that it can go even higher.

Now that Liu Yun's film has been released globally, the starting line is a height that many of her peers can only dream of. The finish line is already despair-inducing; one can only bow down in worship and forget about surpassing her.

The first part of "The Primordial Era" was taken off the air early, which was impacted by the second part. In the end, it still had more than 48 billion Yan Kingdom currency.

It's worth noting that, excluding Liu Yun's works, the previous world's number one box office, converted to Yan Guoyuan (Chinese currency), was only slightly over 20 billion.

That was already considered by many filmmakers to be an insurmountable peak.

It has more than doubled and exceeded that amount. The second part of the Primordial Era has already exceeded 50 billion. The price has been raised to such an extent that it has completely extinguished the desires of its peers.

Overtake? What a joke! Even getting close is too difficult!

In fact, it's not just the entertainment industry in Yan Country; similar situations have occurred in entertainment industries all over the world.

Even Hollywood is feeding its audience garbage in various ways.

Not only is their aesthetic sense lacking, but their screenwriting is also subpar.

Otherwise, why are the top ten films in the world so difficult to shake?

Therefore, filmmakers from various countries feel that the film industry has entered a period of decline, and the road ahead is quite difficult.

This sudden miracle made everyone realize that the film market could be so huge.

It seems that every country underestimates its own market!

Including Yan State itself.

There aren't many choices right now, so if there's a movie that's absolutely top-notch, people will naturally go to the cinema to see it.

Many people have allocated the budgets of multiple films to the "Primordial Era" series. There's no way around it; once you've had your fill of fine food, you can't eat anything else. It's not that I'm being biased or showing any particular preference!

With a large budget, you can watch it a couple more times while it's still showing and discover many details you might have missed.

These special effects... are really high-level.

Therefore, Liu Yun's points kept increasing, to the point that she didn't even feel bad about exchanging for an invisibility talisman, and it even deactivated itself after she left Bermuda.

The result was incredibly embarrassing.

Despite being criticized, Minister Shao remained unperturbed, still smiling and saying, "It's different. With you here to keep things in order, we feel at ease!"

Liu Yun: ...You make her sound like some kind of monster-level ancestor, someone who can keep the peace just by being alive.

"The way you are makes me feel like I'm becoming more and more of a mascot as I get older."

Minister Shao: "That's something that most people can't do."

As she spoke, she picked up her phone and sent a message to someone who cared about her, letting them know that Liu Yun had returned safely.

In many places, the tense atmosphere instantly eased.

Liu Yun: "...Should I thank you for the compliment?"

Minister Shao smiled and turned a blind eye to Liu Yun's exploitative behavior.

As long as they come back, anything is fine. It's a good thing they like these things; they'll only come back if they have someone to care about!

They won't just walk away.

To appease him, Minister Shao even took out his treasured tea and handed it to him.

After the last New Year's Eve banquet, he learned that this person had eaten the finest food, of imperial quality, which few things in modern times could compare to.

Liu Yun didn't stand on ceremony and accepted the boxes of tea: "Tell me, what's going on? Whose fighter jets are so daring?"

"Is the Yan Kingdom too lenient, or have we not done enough?"

"They actually dared to cause trouble in Yan Kingdom's waters; this can't be explained away as mere provocation!"

Strictly speaking, this is a blatant invasion.

Although she couldn't see the national flag markings on the plane clearly, it was a fighter jet, not an ordinary private plane or reconnaissance plane... It was a fighter jet equipped with offensive weapons.

It appeared in another country's airspace, not some nearby public area, nor a border area, but the actual airspace of Yan. It's impossible that they would let it go so easily!

Looking at it from another angle, isn't this giving Yan Kingdom a reason to take action?

Minister Shao's expression turned serious: "It's normal that you didn't see any national markings on the fighter jets."

“They’re not stupid. They wouldn’t be doing this kind of mission if they didn’t use anything that could identify a citizen, and the country behind them wouldn’t recognize it.”

"To put it bluntly, they came here to die."