Unexpected Trouble Always Comes Without Warning

No matter how worried Director Miller and Meng Tao were, filming continued, and it seemed to be progressing extremely smoothly.

The war rig driven by Charlize moved nimbly through the narrow valley.

It was hard to imagine that such a bulky truck could feel so agile in her hands.

The sight before them greatly surprised both Director Miller and Meng Tao. If the monitor had not clearly shown that Charlize was behind the wheel, they might even have thought Lin Yuan had personally taken over the driving.

It was no wonder they were surprised. Driving a truck was far more difficult than driving a sedan, placing tremendous demands on both physical strength and skill. Maneuvering one so nimbly was naturally even harder.

Fuel tankers were usually more than ten meters long, with large wheelbases and limited turning radii, making sharp direction changes or drifting difficult.

At the same time, these trucks had high centers of gravity and could easily roll over when taking high-speed turns.

Combined with their immense weight, their inertia was enormous, making acceleration, braking, and steering far slower to respond than ordinary vehicles.

It felt like playing an action game with extremely high ping. Every move required accounting for delay, demanding constant prediction.

It could be said that Charlize's performance today had completely blown Director Miller and Meng Tao away. Neither of them knew how she had done it.

At this moment, the Yardang landform of Devil's Valley resembled the fangs of giant beasts beneath the sunlight.

Towering wind-eroded rock pillars cast eerie shadows, and the narrow passage could accommodate only a single vehicle.

The war rig tore between the rock walls at 160 kilometers per hour, its tires crushing through soft sand and kicking up a ten-meter-high wave of dust.

"Left! Left!" Scarlett suddenly screamed.

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