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Chapter 168 Stop him



Chapter 168 Stop him

Chapter 169 Stop him

Before Yu Zhen's plan to return to China was even announced, the current head of the White House had already received intelligence and immediately convened a meeting to discuss countermeasures.

The topic of discussion was clearly whether or not to easily let the tiger return to the mountain, allowing Yu Zhen, a cultural figure whose influence has spread all over the world, to return to the country with honors and be used by the East again.

That's right.

In their eyes, Yu Zhen's series of phenomenal performances in the North American entertainment industry over the past six months undoubtedly demonstrated the robust vitality of the Western cultural sphere. What he showed to the outside world was the energy that a brilliant genius suddenly unleashed after arriving in the most suitable environment for growth.

This is the best vehicle and the most brilliant example for providing propaganda material for the entire Western world.

More importantly, it serves as a model and benchmark for attracting top talent from around the world to North America, setting a beautiful example for the world's elite in how to conduct themselves.

Who says Americans don't understand social etiquette or how to gauge people's intentions?

That's practically playing a joke on God.

Indeed, this is the truth. With Yu Zhen as a prime example of a successful convert, over the past six months, a staggering 780,000 high-end talents from all fields across the United States have flocked to the country. According to statistics from the Immigration Service, this number has reached an astonishing 780,000.

Good heavens, with such a powerful talent-attracting effect, how could the Americans, who have benefited so much, not be impressed?

"In my opinion, regardless of whether it's He or not, I must be prevented from returning!"

"I second that. This person's influence far exceeds that of ordinary cultural figures. If he were to return to serve his motherland, it would leave a negative spiritual imprint on many people's minds, prompting too many to follow suit."

"That's right, that's right. Talented people who come to our country can only serve our country for their entire lives. They are our living people in life, and they are our dead people in death. It would be a good thing if they could become nutrients for the fertile soil of North America after they die. Therefore, we must not let them return to the Eastern world so easily."

"Ladies and gentlemen, this will give the outside world a very bad impression, making it seem as if our officials are all greedy and greedy. If this is not handled properly, it will affect the perception of the elites who will join us later, and make them feel wary."

"That's true. Moreover, on the surface, their return is justified by their desire to further expand their business in the Asia-Pacific region. From a moral and emotional standpoint, their choice is perfectly normal. If we openly obstruct them, it will alienate our fellow elites. Furthermore, and more importantly, given the current situation, we are still actively courting Dongguo, strengthening cultural exchange, and jointly confronting the evil Su Xiong. This is a matter of greater strategic importance; we cannot afford to lose sight of the bigger picture and allow the evil Su Xiong to undermine our cooperation."

It must be said that in this day and age, the American family is indeed full of capable people.

Their discussions were insightful and took into full account the major changes in the world order. One point they particularly emphasized was the hard-won honeymoon relationship of mutual trust and communication between East and America.

Despite being unwilling to admit it psychologically, the improvement of relations with the Eastern Kingdom over the past year has subtly altered the global landscape, especially as the evil Su Xiong has become increasingly waning.

They knew all of this perfectly well.

With the betrayal of the Eastern Kingdom, the evil Su Xiong has effectively become a dying bear, imprisoned in a water dungeon, and its day of complete annihilation is drawing near.

Moreover, what's even more remarkable is that, thanks to Yu Da, a science fiction writer, as the best role model, not to mention anything else, in just the past six months alone, the number of high-value talents from the East applying to come to North America has reached nearly ten thousand, and this trend is still rising rapidly.

According to predictions from the Immigration Agency, the number of high-value individuals applying to come to the United States from Eastern countries alone is expected to surge to over one million within the next three to five years.

Millions of high-value individuals have simply and directly settled in North America, becoming the backbone of American society.

What is this?!

To paraphrase a common saying among Dong-guk people, this is absolutely the wonderful thing of borrowing a neighbor's chicken and having it lay golden eggs in your own shed!

Although these encouraging trends do not entirely stem from the exemplary effect of Yu Da, a science fiction writer.

But there is no doubt that Yu Da's incredible achievements in North America, this quintessential American dream of becoming a god, would move many self-proclaimed geniuses around the world, and thus inspire more to follow suit.

So, Yu Zhen has now achieved great success and wants to return to development.

Although these words may sound noble and righteous, their subtle influence is very bad!

How can I put it?

If everyone played the game this way, achieving fame and acquiring real skills in North America, they would only think of returning to their motherland and seeking a more glorious and righteous future.

If this loophole is not restrained...

Wouldn't this lead to more self-important individuals following suit, and if everyone plays this game, the hens that lay the golden eggs will all run away with their hatched chicks, and who will suffer the loss?!

In any case, this breach absolutely cannot be torn open easily!!

After much discussion, it seems there aren't any really good ways to restrain Yu, the great science fiction writer.

There's nothing I can do!

A person who relies on their brain to exert cultural soft power has their most valuable assets stored in their mind. Unless they are determined to destroy what they cannot obtain, it is not easy to control others to return to their place.

Furthermore, the banner they're raising now is meant to give the light of civilization in the Western Pacific a chance to spread throughout the entire Asia-Pacific region; they're genuinely raising the banner to continue to promote the light and fire of the vast Hollywood entertainment empire.

With such a meticulously crafted facade, any attempt to openly and honestly stop them would be tantamount to slapping oneself in the face—a self-defeating act.

"Your Excellency, I have an idea, and it's also a chance to test Yu's true feelings and attitude towards our great America. The East does not allow dual citizenship, so let's just forcefully bestow the halo of the great America upon him and make him make the final choice—"

"Either, live and become a citizen of the United States—"

"Or, let something unexpected happen to his life, so that he becomes a part of the glorious American nation after his death—"

"In short, we must resolutely prevent such a highly influential talent from returning to the East unrestrained—"


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