"Restless? Who are you talking about? Who's restless?"
"Who are you going to pick? The Yan people are already terrifyingly strong, are they not even afraid of real weapons?"
"Some people, relying on their status... you know?"
"Pfft—identity? What identity? The identity of an ordinary citizen?"
"These are museum security guards, not soldiers. They're targeting people who pose a threat to the museum, suspected or potential harmers. Hey, there are no such rules or exceptions for ordinary citizens, understand?"
"Yes, yes, yes, it doesn't make sense that if they all go to be museum guardians, they still have to follow military regulations!"
"Some people are like they've got their brains all fogged up. Don't set an example for those who are walking around with 500,000."
"Yes, yes, yes, the meticulous planning of a wise man is no match for the quick wit of a fool. People from Yan Kingdom are so valuable these days, they really should all behave themselves..."
I don't know why the topic veered off course as we were talking.
They were rambling on and on, seemingly having a great time, but for no apparent reason, they were worried that someone would come and steal things from the museum.
Openly stealing might not be possible anymore, but as before, we can secretly replace things. Even though countless tourists come and go every day, there will always be times when the museum closes for maintenance.
Moreover, most tourists are just there for the spectacle, and even fewer have the insight and expertise to back it up.
Even if it's swapped out by a counterfeit, it's basically impossible to tell the difference.
These kinds of smuggling and reselling are the most despicable. People make fun of them because they are worried that the same thing will happen again.
There's no better way to do this.
This kind of self-proof is the most difficult, and it's possible that no matter how you try to explain it, it might not be appropriate.
The museum was also helpless, and could only try its best to describe the information of each person in the museum in more detail, investigate the situation in secret more clearly, and try to eliminate suspicious people.
As for allaying the audience's concerns, only time will tell.
These topics have been around for a while, and even when there aren't any other trending topics, they still manage to trend on social media again and again!
After all, the museum is still under construction, so there's bound to be something new and exciting to look forward to.
Liu Yun sent several thousand items, many of which were artifacts that could no longer be seen in Yan Kingdom. The outside world was unaware of this, and the museum was already extremely busy.
Right now, the hottest topic online is installing an elevator on Mount Everest, and connecting the sky to the sky.
Many bystanders who had never expressed any opinions couldn't hold back this time. They not only jumped around to watch the drama unfold, hoping to get more detailed information, but also lashed out and collected some insightful comments.
Most importantly, we must continue to monitor the situation.
It's a national project, and the whole country is paying attention to it. Anyone with a brain knows not to speak recklessly.
They dared not speak ill of the situation or say anything negative, otherwise Uncle Hat would really come knocking on their door.
Putting everything else aside, it's estimated that another wave of spies who have gone undercover are about to suffer losses.
Terrified by wave after wave of crackdowns, the spies, upon seeing this news, simply obediently relayed the information back to their respective countries, daring not to take any further action.
Even though it's a big deal, what can we do if nothing has even started yet?
Public opinion doesn't really have much effect in situations like this.
We cannot force Yan to withdraw its plan, nor can we control its progress.
After thinking it over, it seems there's not much benefit in exposing myself, so why bother making a move?
It is believed that those who can participate in infrastructure construction must have gone through layers of selection, and their cooperation is also a kind of mutual restraint. Even if their people manage to get in, they are likely to be doing menial work and will not be able to access the core technologies.
As Yan Country's advanced technology has become increasingly sophisticated, it has become increasingly difficult for spies to accomplish their missions.
Often, it's not a question of whether you're doing things right or wrong, but rather that the slightest change will be noticed, and you don't even know where the problem lies.
They felt that the methods Yan Guo used to investigate spies were completely unheard of and unknown to them. How could they prevent it or change it?
Therefore, there were almost no unusual sounds, and even if there were any questions, there would be knowledgeable people to help answer them.
Since the country dared to approve these two projects, the relevant technologies must already be mature.
As citizens of Yan, all they need to do is wait.
Avoid worrying about things that are likely to happen, and refrain from making related statements.
"Wait a minute, the elevator to Mount Everest was built in six months and put into use in eight months?"
"Did this person suddenly realize something...? Is there a problem?"
"Haven't you all thought about this? The unit is months, not years! Six months is really not a long time, it will fly by in a flash."
"Is that really possible? We just came back from a trip there, and a long stretch of the road was very difficult to travel. Even if the materials for building the elevator are transported in and it's built, it won't be easy for everyone to go there for tourism."
"Oh, to sum it up in one sentence, the road isn't very good. I've never been there, so I don't know. Can any locals tell me about it?"
"Excuse me, 'just now' refers to...how many days ago?"
About two weeks ago!
“Hey brothers and sisters, why don’t you go check again now? I went to visit some relatives a week ago and came back yesterday. The road that was difficult to travel on before has now become an eight-lane road… I almost thought I had been kidnapped and had gone to the wrong place.”
As he spoke, this genuine "local" took a series of photos on the eight-lane road. It was clear that this was a newly repaired road, not only clean and tidy, but also with a clear feel that it hadn't been run over by too many wheels.
The onlookers were in an uproar. Was there a new development, a new topic?
"So...we just came back from over there, and the roads are all fixed now, right?"
"It's not completely finished yet! The total length is what it is. My house is relatively close to the city, so it's normal that it's being repaired first. I'll drive over and take a look at where the repairs are going now..."
"Brothers and sisters in front, how can you watch this by yourself? Start a live stream!"
"Yes, yes, what's going on? I have absolutely no idea what you're saying. Seeing is believing, right?"
This guy was really straightforward; he quickly tidied himself up, got in the car, and started his live stream.
After a short break, the number of viewers in the live stream instantly exceeded ten thousand. When the guy started the car, he glanced at his phone and his eyes almost popped out.
Is it really worth millions just for putting things in the trunk?
His hand trembled slightly as he shifted gears, but on a whim, an unexpected windfall fell into his lap.
"No, a bunch of animals. It's not a holiday, it's not a weekend, and it's not evening. It's both class time and work time. Are there really so many people here?"
"Look, all of you open your eyes and see. There's a reason why tourist attractions are so crowded during long holidays."
"Finally, I have a basic understanding of the population of over one billion in Yan Country."
"Although the road is wide and there are no cars, it seems like it's easy to drive on, but... host, drive carefully! Why are your hands shaking like you have Parkinson's?"
"Did the streamer turn on the driver assistance system? That lifesaver is still on, right?"
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