The Beginning of a Great Adventure

For talented individuals, there are always some privileges within the rules.

The Digivice hasn't even reached mass production yet, but approval for its sale has already come down from above.

This also means that Liang Xing's Digital World adventure promotion plan can officially begin.

"Can we get some data on the Flying Broomstick and the flying cameras?"

This was the question Zhang Long asked after his report that day, and Liang Xing was already prepared.

In fact, since the GD Racing Tournament, the Flying Broomstick and those spherical cameras had caught the attention of the higher-ups.

However, Liang Xing's response to the outside world was that they were not for sale, so the Huaxia government didn't bother to embarrass themselves.

Actually, as a Huaxia citizen, if the government had just asked, Liang Xing would definitely have sold them.

After all, for this country so similar to his hometown on Earth, out of love for one thing extending to another, he generally wouldn't refuse anything within his power.

Moreover, the previous cooperation had been a win-win situation.

This also reflects Huaxia's emphasis on Liang Xing from the side. Zhang Long's undisguised expression of this is not necessarily a form of goodwill.

Liang Xing certainly wouldn't mind this kind of cooperation.

As the old saying goes, "He who eats of a man's bread sings his song."

Huaxia's behavior is a clear statement: the country values you, but it's not as if we can't do without you.

Within the scope of the rules, the country can provide you with convenience and, incidentally, enhance the country's foundation.

But if you break the law, the country can simply go back to the way it was before.

Huaxia is a society that values relationships, and both convenience and difficulties within the rules are allowed.

Liang Xing is fortunate to enjoy the convenience, so he naturally won't challenge the country's bottom line.

Besides, the Flying Broomstick and the flying cameras, as non-sale items, inherently have some problems that prevent them from being sold.

Huaxia wants them?

That's perfect. After the officials experience them firsthand, the subsequent sale of the civilian version can be smoother.

In the end, the two sides reached a consensus: Liang Xing would sell and provide flying cameras to Huaxia, and at the same time allow Huaxia to use the relevant patents for the Flying Broomstick.

Huaxia would then issue a series of laws and regulations specifically for the Flying Broomstick.

Including, but not limited to, Unprotected Flight Licenses and air traffic regulations.

This part still needs to be discussed in detail, and it can't be opened to the public for the time being.

Fortunately, Liang Xing doesn't have the energy to be distracted by the design of the Flying Broomstick production line, so a little delay won't hurt.

His initial goal was just the release of the Digivice; the sale of the Flying Broomstick was a complete surprise.

As for the flying cameras, they can only be provided in small quantities.

After all, this is also a product without a production line, and the Digital World adventure project also requires many cameras to assist in filming.

Liang Xing has already obtained the consent of the children and their families on this point. The flying cameras will film around the children.

As for other passersby who accidentally appear in the shots, the parallel world also has strict regulations.

As long as it's not official law enforcement or news reposting law enforcement-related information, other transmissions on the Internet, and the passersby can provide clear relevant video, image data, etc., then they can require the other party to pay the relevant usage fees.

The usage fees for appearing in public places range from a few dozen to a few thousand Huaxia Currency.

This price is generally linked to the income and fame of the relevant personnel.

The platform adjusts it once a year, and the relevant personnel can also submit relevant information to apply for an increase in the usage fee.

But even for top-tier celebrities, spreading videos and images of them in public places only requires paying a few thousand Huaxia Currency in relevant usage fees to obtain legal income.

As long as there is no malicious editing or filming of relevant personnel who are enforcing the law, no one can demand that the video creator delete the video.

And the law enforcement process generally has law enforcement recorders that record in real time. This video can generally be seen on the official websites of various departments the next day.

This directly leads to law enforcement personnel and celebrities having to pay more attention to their personal image in public places.

Because of this, crimes such as defamation and slander are particularly serious.

The public has the right to supervise, and they also need to be responsible for their actions.

As for causing trouble because of this, that's another matter.

In short, the platform adopts a "don't ask, don't care" principle for passersby who accidentally appear in the shots.

Most law enforcement personnel and celebrities will not require normal video creators to pay relevant usage fees.

After all, in the Internet age, this is also a means of publicity in itself.

After so many years of development, the relevant rules are more detailed and strict. Liang Xing has studied them, and his shooting method is absolutely no problem.

The number of passersby appearing in the entire promotional movie will definitely not be too many.

Moreover, crowded places are indeed not suitable for Digimon to appear.

After all, the projection is too realistic. Even with the permission of the Huaxia government, Liang Xing is afraid of causing chaos.

Therefore, the original plan was to conduct the first battle in a relatively remote location.

It just so happened that Qi Tian had a day off, and he occasionally received invitations from A Lie and the others.

They would choose private tracks for racing, usually in more remote locations.

Isn't that convenient!

As long as he picked the right moment, the first act of his Digital World adventure could officially begin filming.

Today was such a good opportunity.

"I'm almost there, where are you guys?" Qi Tian didn't have a phone, but he had a watch phone.

"Tian Tian! Over here!"

A Lie waved, noticing that Qi Tian not only brought a toolbox filled with GD Racers, but was also carrying a backpack.

"Are you going to tutoring later?" A Lie remembered that Qi Tian should have a day off today.

"Nope." Qi Tian shook his head, hugging his backpack mysteriously.

"That's good. Qian Lai put a lot of effort into this track, we're the first customers!"

A Lie glanced at the toy on Qi Tian's chest and started leading the way, while Qi Tian followed behind, clutching his backpack.

"Don't come out!"

The black, fluffy Kurokyumon poked half of its body out of the backpack, and Qi Tian hurriedly scolded it in a low voice, causing it to quickly retreat back into the bag.

Throughout the entire time, the backpack only flattened slightly from Qi Tian's nervous squeezing. In reality, there was no space inside to accommodate Kurokyumon.

This was a drawback that the current projection couldn't overcome, but fortunately, the impact was minimal.

"What did you say?" A Lie vaguely heard Qi Tian speaking, but when he turned around, he only saw him nervously clutching his backpack.

"Nothing!" Qi Tian shook his head in denial.

Because Liang Xing had told him that the Digivice was still in the internal testing phase, and he should avoid letting others see the Digimon if possible.

Although the little guy didn't think A Lie would go around publicizing it, his uncle had already emphasized not to spread the word, so he shouldn't actively expose it.

Mainly, Kurokyumon was too clingy, and it insisted on following Qi Tian whenever he went out, so he could only hide it in his backpack.

"Is that a new toy you're carrying?" Since he had nothing else to do, A Lie casually asked.

"Yeah. I'm an internal tester!" The little guy proudly and hesitantly showed off his Digivice.

Uncle Xing only said not to expose the Digimon, this shouldn't count as breaking the agreement, right?

But in fact, Liang Xing only told Qi Tian this for the sake of editing the promotional video.

After all, there were no NGs in a natural performance; only acting true to oneself was perfect.