Ten minutes ago, Wanxiang City's fifth level, the Imax theater.
In the pitch-dark Imax auditorium, cold, icy light spilled from the giant screen, illuminating rows of red seats and the faces of three moviegoers.
Ke Mingye was leaning on the armrest, elbow propped up, right hand supporting his chin.
He yawned, tears welling up in his eyes.
The session at ten in the morning, not to mention the cinema, even the entire mall was scarcely populated, so they naturally had the place to themselves.
On the Imax full-frame screen, the titan Godzilla was colliding with King Kong. The earth shook, and the roar of the beasts filled the air, making Ke Mingye yawn repeatedly.
However, it reminded him of the "King Kong" and "Godzilla" fragments that had appeared in his daily lottery.
"There's no way someone could actually bring these two things to life," he thought. "If they exist, the system will definitely give opportunities. I feel like it's going to be chaos in a year."
