Pokémon's Lord of Fear

Jax finished reading Dengsong's work schedule for the day in the dormitory.

This girl, who was only one or two years older than them, was very busy all day, running back and forth, reviewing these people seeking help, and then submitting their information to her superiors. She even encountered a scammer in the middle of the process.

The other party drove a luxury car and lived in a mansion, but still wanted to apply for assistance from a charity foundation. At that moment, Dengsong was extremely angry and severely reprimanded the other party. A conflict almost broke out, but even so, he asked Miss Junsha to come over, which stopped the conflict.

"Ms. Dengsong, aren't you worried that arguing with those seeking help like this will affect the reputation of the foundation?" the person filming asked a question. When the question was asked, they were sitting in the car and Dengsong also needed to go to another children's hospital, where there was a little girl who was seriously ill in bed at a young age. Her parents were already in debt and unable to pay the medical bills.

"Mr. Code, the leader of our foundation, said that we are doing charity, not providing services, and we don't need to put up with this bullshit." Dengsong showed a happy smile.

Then the scene changed and cut to Code's personal introduction.

[Ke De, the person in charge of the Love Foundation, is also the only person in charge of the Love Foundation at present. He was the one who discovered Hu Di by Mr. Teng Shu. Relying on strict rules and regulations, he has allowed the Love Foundation to grow step by step to where it is today.]

"Hu Di, this is really amazing. But I didn't expect that director Teng Shu would do such a good deed." One of Jax's roommates sighed. Jax didn't say anything. Although he knew that Teng Shu was a very outstanding horror film director, he didn't really know much about Teng Shu. After all, Teng Shu was a rich man, and there was a natural gap between him and ordinary people like them.

But I didn’t expect that the other party had silently made so many contributions to charity. This is really amazing.

The first episode is only 120 minutes long, but it condenses Dengsong's work for a day. In this short day, Dengsong met six people seeking help, the oldest of whom was 72 years old and the youngest was only four years old.

There is a big age difference between them, but what is the same is that their family members all have red eyes and their families are all penniless.

"If you get sick, you will be penniless in an instant." Jax sighed. This documentary was too heavy. Jax felt so heavy that he almost couldn't breathe. He took a deep breath, calmed himself, and then silently opened the window. The other roommates had no objection.

They also felt that they had difficulty breathing. Although this documentary did not use too many cold colors, it still made people feel like it was difficult to breathe.

It was midnight when Dengsong, who had been busy all day, dragged his tired body back to the hotel. The foundation's travel expenses could be reimbursed in full, which was one of the few employee benefits.

"Tired? Of course I am tired. But when I think that every day and every hour of delay may result in the death of someone who is in urgent need of help, I am not tired anymore." Before entering the room, Deng Song answered the last inquiry, then said good night and went to bed.

As a result, the first episode had not been finished yet, and there was a short segment at the end. In this segment, the camera first aimed at the hotel door, and then Dengsong hurriedly went out with his bag, and then the camera fell on the clock next to him, and the time displayed on it was 4:30 in the morning.

All in all, Miss Dengsong only slept for four and a half hours. Excluding the time for washing, dressing, and sleeping, there were probably only four hours left. No wonder this Miss Dengsong always slept on the means of transportation.

The first episode ended as Dengsong walked from the bright hotel lobby into the darkness before dawn.

[Dengsong is just an audit specialist of the Love Foundation, and there are many such audit specialists in the Foundation]

With this ending, the documentary came to an end. Everyone in the dormitory was silent for a while. Was the first episode so heavy? What about the second episode? What about the third episode?

"Hurry, watch the next episode." Jax's roommates urged. They didn't turn on the barrage. On the one hand, they were the first to start watching and there was no need to look at the barrage. On the other hand, it would be better to watch this kind of documentary without turning on the barrage for the first time, as it would feel better.

Jax nodded and turned on the second episode, while the other roommates sat beside him and watched seriously. They even forgot about the plan to play games together in the afternoon.

In the second episode, the scene focuses on the daily internal work of the foundation.

[The address of the Love Foundation is fake, or the address they registered outside is just a customer service department. The real foundation is actually built in another place]

"The reason? You'll know if you go to that address. Now everyone knows that there are only a few customer service staff there, but those people still kneel outside holding signs seeking help. The boss thinks this will affect our normal review, so he changed our office location." An interviewed employee said seriously after hearing the question.

As a result, the next second the scene really showed a group of people kneeling outside a building, begging for help. With the arrival of the recording crew, these people seemed to have found hope and came up to ask for help. Looking at these crazy people, I don't know what the documentary director was thinking. He didn't make any move and just filmed in silence.

This segment was also included in the documentary.

For a moment, the madness of the patient's family and their desire for life made people feel very stressed even through the screen, and Jax's breathing speeded up a lot.

[Every month, the Love Foundation receives hundreds of requests for help. However, in order to implement the rule that the Love Foundation helps those who need help the most, the Foundation has strict internal review standards. If any of the criteria is not met, the application will not pass the review.]

【they said】

"This is so inhumane! My son has uremia, uremia! I have been seeking help for two months!" An old lady grabbed the camera and cried loudly, begging the foundation for help.

"My child is blind. He will take the most important exam in his life this year. We are really out of money." Another middle-aged man looked at the camera with hope. These people are asking for help, but they can't get it. "This is the audit requirements of the foundation. It has always been public." A staff member of the foundation handed a list to the program team. Jacks and his team also saw the requirements on it. It is indeed very strict, but even so, the donations received by the foundation are still disappearing quickly.

During the period, the program crew also filmed the review submitted by Deng Song. The one in which she initially knelt on the ground begging for help for her husband had been approved because it met the requirements. A sum of more than two million yuan, accurate to the decimal point, had been transferred into the hospital account.

"This money is only used for medical treatment and some subsequent follow-up treatment. If it is not enough, the hospital will communicate with us and we will continue to make up for it. If there is any surplus, it will be returned to help other people." The staff of the Finance Department introduced seriously.

Throughout the second episode, there weren't too many heart-wrenching scenes of patients and their families, nor too many cold colors in the hospital. Basically, the focus was entirely on the workflow within the foundation. After watching this video, Jax even felt that if he went out, he could directly apply for a job at the foundation, but the job pressure was indeed very high.

They even learned that the foundation actually had psychologists and a special relaxation and entertainment room, so that the employees could maintain a healthy mentality in a high-pressure environment and prevent any psychological problems.

"Mr. Code, what do you think of the Charity Foundation?" At the end of the second episode, the camera was focused on Code, the head of the foundation, who was processing documents when he heard this question.

Code raised his head. He had a super-sensing voice output device on his body. As the device was activated, Jax and the others also heard what Code said.

“This is a foundation that’s trying to be better and trying to help more people.”

"This second episode looks a bit more earthly." A roommate made such a comment.

"It looks like the living world on the surface, but it's actually very dark. Didn't you notice those applications? There are so many applications submitted every day. No matter how much money you have, it won't last long, right?" The roommate who had said before that he wanted to play games observed more carefully and noticed a problem here.

"Although Director Teng Shu is very rich, he donated a lot, but even so, it is still not enough, it's just a drop in the bucket." Jax shook his head. He had noticed Teng Shu's donations before. There were dozens of small goals. Teng Shu donated money that ordinary people could not earn in their lifetime. He helped countless people, but there are still people who need help.

However, after some discussion, they started watching the third episode, which was relatively more cheerful. Perhaps the documentary director named Sasaki knew that it would not do to remain so heavy, so in the third episode he began tracking some families whose patients had received help and recovered, and interviewed them about their lives after recovery. Such an episode made everyone feel a lot more relaxed.

"After graduation, I want to work at a charity foundation." Jax said this and no one said anything. They were also very excited after watching it because the ending of the third episode still had some inspiring feelings.

"Stop dreaming. With such a high number of views and so many comments, how many people do you think have this idea?" My roommate who was playing games poured cold water on me.

The release of the documentary brought some ripples, although not as dramatic as the movie, but still strong enough. In just one day, the three episodes had over 30 million views, with almost every episode having 10 million views. There were also a lot of comments.

[Love Foundation, I am very grateful to this place because my father survived because of them]

[Why are you so unrestrained? I was very unrestrained in school, but I didn’t expect that I would be so unrestrained in society.]

[Pokémon employees are also very hard-working, processing so many documents every day]

[Tsk, Teng Shu is so rich, how much is this? Ask him to donate more, what a hypocrite! ]

[What are you talking about, madman upstairs? Why don’t you do it? Why don’t you donate? ]

There are all kinds of comments, but for the charity foundation, the release of this documentary makes them feel both painful and happy.

The happiness comes from the fact that more people donated and a lot of donations were received. Some companies and celebrities donated a small goal at a time, and many people wanted to join them and become their partners.

The pain is that relatively speaking, more people are seeking help. This documentary has made the strict standards of the charity foundation known to more people, and some people have found that their families seem to meet such requirements. Although this will require posting public notices and so on, as long as their family members can survive, what does all this matter?
So the workload became heavier for a while, but generally speaking it was still developing in a positive direction, and the development of the entire charity foundation also entered a period of rapid growth. When Teng Shu learned the news, he only said one thing, asking the foundation to quickly recruit people and at the same time strictly control internal problems. It is necessary to prevent the phenomenon of relying on the foundation to get rich, and things like Meimei must not happen.

"The development of the foundation has accelerated a lot. I have to say this is a pleasant surprise." Teng Shu looked at the comments in the documentary and the various editors who heard the news, with a smile in his eyes.

He had not expected that it would become popular, and now the advertisements had been put on the market. With the addition of advertisements, the popularity of the foundation should increase, but it would also add fuel to the fire, which was a bit dangerous.

The more glorious the time is, the easier it is for problems to occur. Teng Shu thought about it and decided to let Code start a major inspection. At the same time, he asked Secretary Kuroda to arrange for the internal auditors of Dewen Company to conduct an auxiliary inspection to prevent any bad apples from appearing.

The charity foundation is very popular at this time, but once something goes wrong, no matter how high it has flown, it will fall as hard as it has fallen, so Teng Shu naturally wants to prevent this.

"Okay, boss. I'll arrange it right away." Kuroda responded directly after receiving Teng Shu's call. He had been paying attention to the charity foundation before, but he didn't expect that his boss had realized it in advance. This was a good thing.

After resolving the foundation issue, Teng Shu breathed a sigh of relief. Now he could do other things. Teng Shu planned to take advantage of this time to release Ju-Jou 2 to further harvest the audience's fear.

Teng Shu had been holding back on the show before, but it was because of the release of Rear Window by the old man. I have to say that the old man’s skills are still there, and Rear Window has a very good reputation. (End of this chapter)