Press Conference to Fight for the "Right to Define"

New York, Douglas Town, Lin Yuan's villa.

At ten in the morning, media outlets from around the world once again surged toward Lin Yuan's villa like a tide, recreating the grand scene from several months earlier.

John, a reporter from Fox News, gripped the invitation tightly in his hand, his heart filled with disbelief and doubt.

Did this invitation really belong to him?

Did he really have a chance to attend this press conference about Lin Yuan being injured again?

After all, Lin Yuan had never been particularly friendly toward Fox News.

Several months ago, Lin Yuan had been injured and hospitalized while filming The Spy King 2 during the Canadian wildfires. The exclusive broadcast rights for that press conference had cost as much as two hundred million dollars, making it the most expensive press conference in history.

It was Lin Yuan's first time suffering serious injuries while filming, and rumors said that he had personally entered the heart of a tornado. With the world's attention focused on the matter, the broadcasting fees naturally soared.

Media passes for that press conference had been incredibly hard to obtain, with prices once reaching one million dollars apiece.

John still remembered that a reporter from his company named Tom had failed to get an entry pass. After being taunted by CNN reporter Richie, Tom had become so furious that he suffered an acute heart attack on the spot.

Fortunately, Tom had been rescued in time and narrowly survived. The incident had caused quite a stir within Fox News, and many colleagues had complained about why the company always opposed Lin Yuan, causing them to miss such important news opportunities.

Yet today, Lin Yuan seemed to have been seriously injured again while filming The Spy King 2, and Fox News had actually received a