CHAPTER 606: CHAPTER 582: FILM STUDIO BASE, EXPLOSION! (PART 2)

[Holy crap!!! President Yue brought the Forbidden City to Little Deer Ridge???]

[Fun fact: The lacquer at the Forbidden City isn’t this shiny... Is this a newly built Forbidden City?!]

[These pillars, these paintings, my Qing Dynasty DNA is about to awaken!!]

[I just checked the livestream title three times and confirmed this isn’t a time-travel documentary...]

[Oh my god, the lacquered nanmu screen in this pavilion! A similar one went for two million at the last auction! Just placed in the pavilion like that?]

[President Yue: The immersive experience you wanted, I directly built you a city!]

[How much would this cost??? The Forbidden City would need a renovation overnight after seeing this!]

[I declare, from today on, this is the Cyber Forbidden City!]

The camera paused for a few seconds, obviously, even the person holding it was shocked.

Then, he slowed down, and the camera panned more and more slowly, eager to capture everything in detail.

The gilded coiled dragon caisson spun hypnotizing halos in the morning light...

The crimson palace gates opened, daylight seeped through the gap onto the golden bricks, revealing the intricate imperial kiln design of "one gold brick equals one liang of gold"...

Dew dripped from the intricately carved palatial gardens, while water droplets lingered on the entwined lotus patterns of the white jade railings, appearing like the unfinished ink near Taiye Pond...

Suddenly, a snow-white peacock elegantly entered the frame, its tail feathers shimmering with a pearl-like luster in the sun.

The comments went wild again—

[Holy crap!!! A white peacock?????!]

[Fun fact: This species is rarer than giant pandas, the last one I saw was at a Dubai Royal Family wedding!]

[Oh my god, it looked at the camera! Its gaze is so regal, it’s like I owe it a throne!!]

[The style of the Qing Palace Imperial Garden suddenly turning into ’Animal World’???]

[Just checked Wikipedia, this thing is called an albino peacock, there are less than 100 of them globally... President Yue must be using cheats, right?!]

[What is that golden bird in the cage next to it??? A phoenix???]

[Wake up upstairs, that’s a golden pheasant! It’s the bird embroidered on ancient first-rank official robes!]

[Wait... is that a red panda poking its head out behind the rockery?! Can you even keep these?!]

[President Yue: My Imperial Beast Garden, are my loyal subjects happy?]

[Forbidden City: You’re so proud, using my architecture to raise your rare birds!]

[Suggestion to rename it directly as ’Cyber Yuanming Garden’, this cultural export won big!]

When the camera captured two white cranes dancing over the man-made lake, the comments section went absolutely crazy—

[Immortal cranes!!! This can be seen for free???]

[The crew of ’Empresses in the Palace’ call overnight: Can we borrow the venue for a sequel?!]

[President Yue, stop filming dramas and just open a 5A-level scenic area, I’ll buy the tickets like crazy!]

[I used to think visiting zoos was low, now I realize I’ve never toured a zoo inside a palace!]

[Next time consider selling a manual on ’How to Legally Own National First Level Protected Animals’ during the livestream...]

[What did a humble worker like me do to deserve admiring a royal garden from my phone!]

The comments turned crazier the more they scrolled, as viewers transitioned from shock to disbelief, finally succumbing to wild celebration of "this is brutally luxurious beyond words."

If Secretary Shi were here right now, he would definitely be very satisfied with the current state of the base.

The design here embraces the mountains and water, gently enveloping the entire complex within nature.

The distant mountains were like green smoke, the near water hazy, the red walls and golden tiles of the palaces didn’t starkly stand out, but rather seemed to naturally grow from the land.

Though the buildings were newly constructed, they felt weathered by time, increasingly harmonious with the surrounding landscape.

Jun Jiu paid meticulous attention to ecological balance, contacting the experienced manager of Little Deer Ridge to ensure every animal introduced could adapt to the new environment; he also consulted botanists repeatedly, ensuring the transplanted ancient trees and famous flowers wouldn’t disrupt local ecology; he even invited top domestic zoologists and ecologists to form a special team, scrutinizing everything from habitat planning to daily maintenance, making sure there would be no mistakes before allowing these rare beasts and exotic plants to officially settle in.

Thus, this new base not only lets you see white peacocks strolling between carved railings, golden pheasants waddling beside ancient pines and strange rocks, or white cranes occasionally skimming over the lake, stirring ripples before gracefully settling by the water; it also shows decades-old dove trees and ginkgoes planted with artful arrangement throughout the garden, as if they’ve always been there, rotating with the seasons.

If Hundred Beasts Mountain is a naturally formed animal paradise, then Little Deer Ridge is a new Immortal Realm built with money.

Yan Yueqing looked around, seeing those rare and exotic creatures leisurely relaxing, and asked somewhat puzzled, "Can the base raise these animals? Or are they rented?"