Chapter 63
Chapter 63
Li Yang nodded. “Why did you suddenly decide to host an event like this, Boss?”
“To do something for them. I’m leaving this in your hands.”
“Mission accomplished, I promise!”
By this time, the Captain had already led his team onto the Roller Coaster.
“It wasn’t easy getting back to the surface. Everyone, have a good time!”
“Yes, sir!”
Hearing the voices around him, the Captain sat calmly at the front.
A Roller Coaster was really nothing to people like them.
They had seen all sorts of storms and encountered countless dangerous things under the sea.
Despite thinking this, he didn’t want to refuse since it was the psychiatrist’s good intentions.
The Roller Coaster started up accompanied by music, slowly climbing toward the path ahead.
The Captain stretched his aching neck and leaned back against the seat to take in the scenery.
His teammates beside him also gradually began to relax.
The first ten minutes of the ride passed quickly, and the Roller Coaster reached a high slope over a hundred meters tall.
As the height increased, the Captain tucked his neck in.
The Roller Coaster gradually approached the peak. Looking down from above, the figures on the ground were already the size of ants.
The Captain’s hands gripped the safety belt so hard his knuckles turned white, and cold sweat broke out on his forehead.
In an instant, the entire track suddenly began to shake.
“Holy shit!”
A startled cry acted like a switch, instantly triggering the start of the second phase.
A dive from over a hundred meters served as the opening. The moment they hit the drop-off, the Captain let out a scream he had been suppressing for a long time.
At this moment, the Captain finally let go of all the burdens in his heart and began to truly experience the ride.
The half-hour experience ended quickly. Unsurprisingly, several team members had fainted.
The doctor stuffed Suxiao Jiuxin Wan into each of the tourists’ mouths one by one before finally approaching the Captain.
“How do you feel?”
The doctor asked this because the tourist in front of him was acting quite abnormal.
His face was covered in tear streaks, yet he sat on the ground laughing like he didn’t have a care in the world.
Even though his legs were so weak he couldn’t stand, he insisted on holding onto the railing to maintain an upright, military posture.
The Captain shook his head, trying several times before he could finally make a sound.
“I’m fine.”
Aside from his legs being a bit weak, the Captain felt his entire being lighten.
The long-term suppression from being under the sea had been released. He was only forcing himself not to collapse onto his backside to maintain his honor as a soldier.
The doctor didn’t find any real issues, so he pushed the unconscious tourists away.
Chi Fu stepped forward and patted the Captain on the shoulder.
“Want to go again in a bit?”
The Captain pondered for a moment. “Alright!”
Chi Fu immediately broke into a smile. This amusement park really was effective for these people.
He could try to expand this method in the future-as soon as they came ashore, they could be brought straight to the amusement park.
No matter how much pressure they were under, it would all be vented out.
Half an hour later, the Captain laughed as he looked at the team members surrounding him.
“Anyone who fainted has to do extra training when we get back!”
“Holy shit, Captain, you can’t even stand up yourself!”
“Exactly! Why do we have to do extra training?”
Watching the group bicker, Chi Fu’s face was full of smiles.
When these people first came out from under the sea, they had truly given him a fright.
They were practically no different from the walking dead.
Aside from essential matters, they hardly spoke a word.
It was only afterward that he learned this was the first mission for this group, and an accident had occurred.
They had stayed under the sea for three whole months.
Now, seeing the group noisy and rowdy, they had clearly returned to normal.
Chi Fu stayed with them at the Amusement Park until closing time.
Aside from the Captain, most of them had to support each other just to limp out of the gates.
Once the Amusement Park was locked up, Zhang Bei drove to the Laboratory.
Guan Guo and his two assistants had already begun research and development based on the provided materials.
With the complete data in hand, progress was incredibly smooth.
Zhang Bei witnessed Guan Guo’s capabilities firsthand. According to his original estimates, it would have taken half a month to get the experimental data.
But now, it looked like he would have the foundational data in a week at most.
With this data, construction on the new facility could begin.
Over the next few days, the Amusement Park settled into a steady rhythm.
The surge of popularity brought in by the Cultural Tourism Bureau and the magazines had finally been processed.
It was on this day that visiting tourists noticed something unusual about the Amusement Park.
A large black tarp covered an empty lot next to the Roller Coaster.
Numerous workers were bustling in and out of the draped area.
Qingqing, who hadn’t been seen for a while, also appeared at the Amusement Park.
“Boss, what’s that new project?”
“The Destiny Ejection Chair. It’s a brand-new attraction.”
Hearing Zhang Bei’s answer, Qingqing’s face stiffened.
*Hey, just the name alone sounds like nothing good!*
An Ejection Chair? This thing wouldn’t literally launch people into the sky, would it?
However, the viewers in the Live Stream were ecstatic.
They certainly didn’t dare to ride it themselves, but wasn’t Qingqing right there?
As a dedicated streamer, wasn’t it her duty to experience the new project on behalf of her fellow Stream Viewers?
March Squid: [Is Qingqing ready for the judgment of the new project?]
Changkong: [Hahaha, I’m just waiting for the show to start!]
Drunk Cat: [Don’t cry, Qingqing! We’ll cheer for you!]
Looking at the flood of comments on the screen, Qingqing wore a mournful expression.
“Boss, how much longer until this thing is finished?”
Zhang Bei raised an eyebrow. “It should be ready to play by tomorrow. Are you that impatient?”
“No, I’m not!”
Before Qingqing could finish, Zhang Bei pressed a card directly into her hand.
“Remember to come tomorrow morning. I’ve reserved a trial spot for you.”
Qingqing stared at the card in her hand, completely stunned.
*What did I just say? Did I sound like I wanted to play?!*
*I was clearly trying to confirm the date so I could just not stream that day!*
Looking at the card, Qingqing gritted her teeth.
“Boss, give me a few more. I’ll bring people!”
Zhang Bei pulled a small stack from his pocket.
“The new project has a full capacity of five hundred people. Bring as many as you want.”
“I will!”
Qingqing looked at the Stream Viewers in the Live Stream, her face twisted into a menacing grin.
“The Meet-and-Greet is the day after tomorrow. Since everyone is so enthusiastic, why don’t you all just come a day early!”
As she spoke, Qingqing pulled up a list on her phone.
These were all the Fans who were scheduled to attend the Meet-and-Greet.
“Don’t worry, everyone. To be fair, we’ll select the participants through a lottery.”
Watching Qingqing plot against her own Stream Viewers, Zhang Bei silently took two steps back.
*Most likely… maybe… I’ll get to see a grand show tomorrow?*
The Stream Viewers in the Live Stream were all stunned by Qingqing’s words.
*Holy crap, how did the fire of war suddenly spread to us while we were just watching?*
Meanwhile, those Fans who couldn’t attend the Meet-and-Greet because of other commitments were overjoyed.
Little Bai Ya: [Hahaha, I’ve seen plenty of streamers getting trolled, but this is the first time I’ve seen a streamer troll her own fans.]
Great River Flows North: [For the first time ever, I hope I don’t win the lottery.]
Kun Kun: [I’ll make a pact with the gods and bet that I won’t be picked.]
Qingqing let out a cold laugh. “Now, let’s see who our first lucky winner is!”