After watching the movie, Liu Yun had the generator check it out and, after confirming there weren't any major bugs, she decided to proceed.

He sent a message to Lin Ying, asking her to come and pick up the original film the next morning.

As a result, Lin Ying couldn't sleep all night.

Isn't the animated film project just starting out?

It's only been a few days? Not even a week?

Is it done?

This is outrageous!

Only now do I truly realize just how fast Liu Yun can create special effects.

She had heard that the scripts were all newly written, and there was no way that they had been in the works for a long time beforehand.

Of course, this consistent messaging is necessary when communicating externally.

The animated film had been in production for a while, and it just so happened that everyone's wish list was high, so it was rushed out.

Liu Yun is no longer hiding anything.

There's really nothing to hide anymore; artificial intelligence has become commonplace and is indispensable in many aspects of life.

Just say that the research institute has developed a rapid production tool.

Tenglong is already widely used, so what's wrong with creating some more special software?

The special effects department has been rising step by step. She has connections, background, and channels, so it's not surprising that she got the usage rights!

Anyway, everyone else believed Liu Yun's words.

With the rapid advancement of technology, many things that were once only imaginable have become reality, so it doesn't seem wrong to have more things that we can't understand.

There's a problem? That means it's in the internal testing phase and hasn't been rolled out yet!

Sooner or later, it will be widely used by the general public and accessible to everyone.

This will revolutionize the entire industry.

Liu Yun wholeheartedly agreed, believing that software or machines for rapidly creating animations and producing post-production equipment would be developed sooner or later.

Right now, everyone's focused on big projects, so we haven't had time to pay attention to these little things yet.

When development reaches a certain stage, large projects either become scarce or cannot be researched and developed in a short period of time, so the focus naturally shifts to smaller projects.

At that time, these things will probably appear in no time.

Perhaps then everyone will suddenly realize why her post-production is so fast now?

Don't worry, I've already made enough money.

If it weren't for her fans' current fervent need for support, and the fact that no one else could truly satisfy them, she would really want to give up and quit.

She actually hoped that this day would come sooner, so that she could be able to lie down and relax sooner.

Fans have no shortage of good works to watch, and they don't have to wait too long, so naturally they won't be watching her every day.

Liu Yun just hopes that her colleagues will lend a hand!

The original film was provided, with only the instruction to try to release it during the National Day holiday, which put Liu Yun at ease.

At the same time, she also sensed that there seemed to be movement in the underwater world of Bermuda.

He immediately had Aqi turn on the screen to take a look, and yes, it was some national lifelike robots exploring inside.

Liu Yun exclaimed in surprise: "They've even made lifelike robots now?"

It looks like a space station. There are already many robots working on the moon, but most of them are not simulations.

Keep it simple and economical, as functionality is the key.

Aqi: "Maybe it's because it's on a planet, and they're also considering how it looks?"

"These lifelike robots are very realistic. If you get close enough, you can still tell that they are robots."

"But if you get a little distance away, you might think it's a person. The survival challenge on the nameless island is still going on! There are quite a few crew members around, probably afraid of giving themselves away!"

The robots on the space station and the moon have done a lot, but they are still unknown to outsiders, lest some countries always try to cause trouble.

Liu Yun: "It's good to be cautious. By the way, let me check out the survival challenge."

She didn't pursue it immediately, as she always felt she wasn't that interested.

Having been back for so long, aside from her busy schedule, she still finds herself more interested in gossiping online.

I watched some of the survival challenge live streams, but not many.

There are one hundred participants from Yan Country, but actually... there aren't that many.

The quality of an army is more important than its quantity; Yan later sold some of its competition slots to others.

Yes, sell.

The price is quite expensive.

Some people are indeed capable, but they don't have strong enough connections to participate.

Some countries, dissatisfied with the insufficient number of slots, went through various channels to purchase some competition slots from Yan Country.

It is said that each spot costs at least 100 million.

Of course, this is the currency of Yan State. Relatively speaking, the value of the US dollar is still holding up!

Once you calculate it, it doesn't seem expensive anymore.

If you can persist for a relatively long time in the competition, you can earn back most of it.

In short, some people aren't doing it to earn money back; they just want to participate.

In the end, Yan Kingdom only used half of the quota and sold the other half.

The production team: ...It's all their fault for being too generous back then.

Why should other people fight tooth and nail for their spots?

They always felt it wasn't enough, but only the Yan Kingdom complained it was too much? They only volunteered fifty people?

Is this the source of their initial confidence to refuse to participate?

However, the production team was annoyed that this was actually possible; they should have set a total number and then... let everyone bid!

By analogy, while Yan Guo was merely selling, the production team had already devised a bidding process to maximize profits.

However, I didn't do that, and I didn't make any money, which was very disheartening.

Ultimately, the total number of people in the survival challenge was five thousand, but given the size of the island... even if five thousand people were put in, only a few would make a splash.

If you want to, or if you're just unlucky, it's possible to avoid running into people.

The survival challenge is over; only 1,000 remain out of 5,000.

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