Chapter 238 The Super Influence of Radiation on Russia
What does the Descendant of the Dragon want to say?
In a dimly lit room, Eve had already guessed the Dragon Descendant's thoughts through the screen.
"That's right. I thought I was the only one in China who knew the secrets of the Dragon movie. I didn't expect there was someone else who is a descendant of the dragon."
"However, she did say everything I wanted to say. She described the current situation in Rumble Bronx as being alright, but I don't know if the situation in other movies is as clear."
"Forget it, let's wait and see. It doesn't matter if I say something wrong or miss something, because I will take action."
Thinking this, Eve suddenly smiled. The dim light shining on her face didn't seem to give her light, but rather it seemed as if her smile was giving light to the room.
Online, as Eve and Dragon Descendant dropped bombshell after bombshell, this place practically became a gathering place for netizens, with countless netizens flooding into their homepages and discussing them without restraint.
"Blood of Machines, that's a pretty lame name. Has anyone seen the movie and can comment on it?"
"I'm watching the movie at five times the speed right now. I'll tell you after I finish watching it."
"I've seen this movie. It's not particularly good, and there's nothing amazing about it."
"Besides, I haven't seen any ships appear. Could the Dragon Descendants be trying to fool us?"
"..."
Yi Xiaofeng ignored the netizens' discussion and looked at Susan's article.
"The hidden Easter eggs in this movie are just as good as those in the previous two movies."
"Although there is no obvious trace of something inside, it is because it is hidden very well, so you need to have enough patience to find it."
"Speaking of which, I wonder if anyone has noticed the Easter egg in this movie?"
Of course I haven't found anything. If I had, would I still be here reading your article?
Yi Xiaofeng sighed helplessly. If he hadn't never seen the movie, why would he have thought of seeking answers from the Dragon Descendants?
Originally intending to ignore Long Chuanren's words, Yi Xiaofeng became angry upon hearing her say that. He decided to ignore Long Chuanren's article for now and see what netizens were saying.
"Hidden very well? Just how well? Can you give me a hint, so I don't just wander around like a headless fly?"
"Waaaaah, has anyone seen this movie? Come out and tell me, my child is watching it, but it's too short, I didn't notice anything."
"I didn't find the ship, but I did find the Nice Opera House. But that shouldn't be considered very well hidden, right?"
What?
Nestorian Opera House!
Upon seeing this, Yi Xiaofeng's expression immediately froze.
The Nice Opera House is a world-famous building and holds a very high place in the hearts of locals.
He had the privilege of visiting the Sydney Opera House, where many areas are off-limits to visitors, yet many people still go there to take photos.
To put it more seriously, the Nice Opera House is not only a local landmark, but also a symbol of faith for the locals.
However, these were not the reasons that surprised Yi Xiaofeng. What surprised him was how the Nissex Opera House could possibly appear in a movie about dragons.
Seemingly to verify his own thoughts, he deliberately activated the Mechanical Blood and searched for the shadow of the Nissex Opera House, which he quickly found during the second half of the performance.
This discovery was quite remarkable, leaving Yi Xiaofeng's face filled with astonishment.
"Didn't they say that when Tom Cruise was filming Mission: Impossible, he wanted to borrow the Nice Opera House, but the staff refused without hesitation, saying that they never lend it out to the public? How come it's in a Dragon movie?"
Unsure if his memory was playing tricks on him, he found an interview with Tom Cruise from the time when Mission: Impossible was being filmed. After reading the interview, Yi Xiaofeng's expression became quite interesting.
It's not a memory lapse; it's true. Tom Cruise really did make this request to the Sydney Opera House back then, but it was rejected.
But why does the Nice Opera House appear in the Dragon movie?
It's impossible to reject the Mission: Impossible crew but agree to the Bleeding Steel crew. You know, to any discerning person, the former is better.
With these questions in mind, Yi Xiaofeng ignored everything else and directly opened Susan's article to continue reading.
"Has it been found?"
"If I can't find it, I'll reveal the answer. The answer is actually very simple: it's the Nice Opera House at the end of the film."
"Haha, you didn't expect that, did you? This time it's not a ship, but a building."
"Although the building is very large, it is indeed well hidden for people who are not familiar with the Nice Opera House, after all, not everyone has been to the Nice Opera House."
"But I believe that there are certainly some people who recognize the Nice Opera House and know that it holds a high place in the hearts of the locals and has never been lent out."
Upon seeing this, Yi Xiaofeng revealed an expression of "I knew it," realizing that his guess was correct—the so-called hidden Easter egg was indeed the Sydney Opera House.
But his doubts remained unresolved, so he continued reading.
“When we were filming Blood of the Machines, there was a fight scene that was originally supposed to be filmed on the ground. But Lung felt that chasing and fighting on the ground all day long was boring, so he came up with the idea of going to the Nice Opera House.”
"Upon hearing Long's idea, the director wondered if Long was trying to put him in a difficult position, but after thinking about it, he decided to take the risk and ask him anyway in order to put Long at ease."
"However, no one in the crew had any hope. After all, even Tom Cruise when he was filming Mission: Impossible couldn't get the Sydney Opera House to lend its space, let alone Dragon."
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