You call Final Destination a safety education film?

Mammoth Live.

Jian Minghao's live stream.

Please provide your evaluation as truthfully and objectively as possible. All questionnaire content will be anonymized, and personal information will not be disclosed to the public.

[1. Do you think this video fits the theme of "food"?]

[Fit] [Average] [Not Fitting]

The first question amused Jian Minghao, who grinned mischievously at the live stream camera:

"Let's rate this movie now. Brothers in the live stream, just type your ratings in the chat. I'll select the one with the most ratings."

The live stream chat was flooded with comments, the screen was filled with text, there wasn't even a gap.

"It fits perfectly; it's definitely a top-notch food film."

"The food is really delicious, but I just don't dare to eat it."

"An absolutely excellent food documentary, it's just that the raw materials are a bit labor-intensive."

"It smells delicious, but I'm a little hesitant about it."

The viewers in the live stream unanimously gave positive feedback, and as expected, Jian Minghao chose the "fit" option.

The webpage quickly displayed the next question.

[II. Do you think the video's presentation of "food" is visually appealing?]

[Has] [Generally] [Does not have]

What kind of thunderous question is this?

Jian Minghao began to doubt the background of the person who set the questions.

If you haven't missed the video, then the guy who set up this question is the one who's having the most fun.

"Putting aside the raw materials, the food shots are actually quite good."

"Is this something that can be discarded?"

"The more exquisite the food, the more uneasy I feel."

"It's visually appealing, but I don't dare to taste it."

Suddenly, images of those "delicious foods" flashed through Jian Minghao's mind. Out of the corner of his eye, he accidentally caught sight of the takeout box in the corner, on top of which was the meat patty he had specially ordered.

He gagged uncontrollably a few times, and the viewers in the live stream laughed at this dramatic action.

"Anyone who mentions that Brother Mouse vomited due to the aftereffects of the video at 1:18 PM on March 15th will be permanently banned."

Jian Minghao came to his senses and found the comment both infuriating and amusing. He composed himself and selected "has" on the survey.

Then the webpage popped up with the next question.

……

Jian Minghao is already a top streamer in the gaming community, and the show's effect of watching "Hannibal" was quite explosive. This live stream content was wildly spread by various marketing accounts and "slice man" (a term used to describe people who share videos of themselves watching "Hannibal").

The most outrageous food video on the internet – you won't dare eat after watching it!

The award-winning actor returns, delivering a chilling performance in a gourmet epic that will send shivers down your spine with every watch.

"I can't laugh anymore! Game streamer vomits after watching a food video."

……

Of course, while most people on the internet are just playing around with the memes out of a sense of fun, there are also a few people who maliciously stir up trouble in order to gain attention and traffic.

"The most disgusting graduation project video, maliciously sensationalizing the bizarre under the guise of food, should be banned!"

"Pretending to be sophisticated when it's actually extremely vulgar will only make people physically uncomfortable."

This video is garbage! It's so disgusting, I'm reporting it immediately!

……

Lin Ye read these articles and videos. Some of the content did make some sense, but most of it was malicious exaggeration and misinterpretation taken out of context for the sake of traffic. It could not be considered an objective evaluation at all.

These articles and videos initially didn't cause much of a stir, but after more than a dozen well-known film and television industry experts collectively reposted them, they instantly triggered a huge public opinion storm.

"Having worked in the film and television industry for over ten years, I can say with certainty that this work contains serious aesthetic misguidance. It conflates the bizarre and bloody with elegance, using exquisite composition to beautify uncomfortable scenes, which can easily create psychological suggestions and have a negative impact on the audience."

"As a seasoned film critic, I must point out that this so-called 'culinary masterpiece' is essentially a sensationalist work with distorted values. The director uses exquisite cinematography to mask an empty core and an elegant atmosphere to package a dark expression. It appears sophisticated, but is actually vulgar and disturbing."

"From a professional perspective, this video is paced and drags on with its narrative. It overemphasizes visual quality while neglecting the story itself, making it a typical example of form over content. Some viewers are simply following the trend out of curiosity, while truly sophisticated viewers should be wary of this unhealthy creative trend that uses aesthetics as a pretext to pursue novelty."

……

Fueled by numerous experts, the online opinion surrounding "Hannibal" instantly reversed.

"I've seen several film experts say this movie isn't very good, so I'm avoiding it."

"The marketing hype was amazing, but it turned out to be just a piece of garbage that relied on sensationalism to grab attention."

"These days, any Tom, Dick, or Harry can make movies? The plots are awful, but they pretend to be sophisticated."

……

Some people, after reading the comments of those film and television experts, immediately followed suit and started making a fuss, criticizing first regardless of the facts. After all, nobody knows anyone online, so what if they are wrong?

Faced with a barrage of complaints and pressure from public opinion, the school had no choice but to hide Lin Ye's graduation project.

This only fueled the online backlash, as if the school's actions indirectly confirmed the claims of those film experts, definitively proving that "Hannibal" was just a piece of trash.

Lin Ye knew very well that such public opinion was definitely not formed naturally; someone must be behind it all.

It's obvious without even thinking that it was the Song family who did it, and it's very likely that it was Song Mingzhe, whom they had a brief encounter with years ago.

But Lin Ye wasn't flustered; in fact, he was pleasantly surprised because he discovered that these negative criticisms were also included in the system's emotion value.

[Host: Linye]

[Permissions: Level 2]

[Attributes: Constitution (5.1), Charm (6), Luck (6)]

[Mood value: 1958456]

[Already redeemed: Final Destination series, Hannibal (Season 1) (+)]

[Eligible for redemption: A collection of Liu Cixin's short and medium-length science fiction stories (+)]

In just a few days, the emotional value skyrocketed to 1.95 million, and it is still growing at an extremely rapid pace.

Lin Ye was even a little grateful to Song Mingzhe. If it weren't for him, Lin Ye wouldn't have known about such an efficient way to earn emotional points.

Lin Ye plans to clarify the situation only when his emotional value stops increasing, so that he can earn emotional value to the maximum extent.

So, in the eyes of those around him, Lin Ye, who should have been overwhelmed by online criticism, was eating and drinking as if nothing had happened, seemingly not taking the matter to heart at all.

"Brother Lin, are you... alright?"

"Huh? Me?" Lin Ye looked completely bewildered. "What could possibly be wrong with me?"

"Online..." Jian Ping looked troubled and stammered.

Lin Ye chuckled lightly: "Do you believe what you read online?"

"I don't believe it." Jian Ping shook his head decisively.

"That settles it then." Lin Ye raised an eyebrow, his tone indifferent. "Since it's not true, let them say whatever they want."

Jian Ping looked at Lin Ye, who was as steady as an old dog, and admired him immensely.

After finishing his class that day, Lin Ye found a quiet corner and began replying to messages on his phone.