You call Final Destination a safety education film?

On the day of the meeting.

The sun is not too strong, and the breeze is just right.

There weren't many people eating in the second canteen of Qingdao University. The only sound was the soft clinking of bowls and chopsticks. Yin Jianhuan, carrying a bowl of porridge, deliberately found a seat by the window.

Yin Jianhuan wore a simple white shirt and jeans, her long, jet-black hair tied in a high ponytail, revealing her smooth forehead and cool profile.

The sunlight streaming through the window fell on her, but instead of diminishing her cool and aloof demeanor, it added to her elegance.

Yin Jianhuan picked up a spoon, slowly scooped up some porridge and put it in her mouth. She had a faint smile on her lips and was looking forward to what was going to happen today.

Clearly, she knew some of the inside information.

"Junior Sister Yin, what a coincidence, you're eating here too." Wu Helin walked over with his tray, sat down opposite her, and wore a gentle and polite smile.

"Greetings, senior brother."

Yin Jianhuan raised her eyes, her gaze flickered slightly, and she greeted him simply in a light voice before lowering her head again to continue drinking the porridge in her bowl.

Wu Helin was already used to this and didn't feel embarrassed at all. On the contrary, he felt that her aloofness suited his taste even better.

Wu Helin picked up a piece of bread from his plate, gently broke off a small piece, and asked in a seemingly casual but actually suggestive tone, "How's your preparation for the story brainstorming meeting that Elder Bi notified you about?"

He paused, then deliberately emphasized, "You know Professor Bi's personality. He has always valued students' initiative and doesn't like people who can only passively accept things."

These words, though ostensibly out of concern, actually revealed a sense of superiority from someone with experience, implying that they already knew Bi Lao's preferences well.

"I've prepared a few ideas," Yin Jianhuan said calmly, her tone devoid of any inflection.

Upon hearing this, Wu Helin shook his head slightly, his tone full of superiority: "A few ideas are not enough. At your age, I would just hand in the script draft directly."

Upon hearing this, Yin Jianhuan nodded slightly, offering neither rebuttal nor further response, simply indicating that she understood.

"By the way, Yanling Entertainment is having a film and television exchange event next week. Many well-known directors, screenwriters, and investors will be attending." Wu Helin remained as gentle as ever. "I happen to have an extra special invitation spot. Would you like to come with me? Getting to know more industry veterans will be very beneficial for your future development."

Yin Jianhuan put down her spoon, gently wiped her mouth with a napkin, and shook her head slightly to indicate her refusal.

Then, she stood up and left her seat.

As she was leaving, Yin Jianhuan paused slightly, glanced calmly at Wu Helin, and said softly:

Goodbye, senior brother.

This glance made Wu Helin's heart skip a beat, and a sense of unease arose inexplicably.

In the past, when he was entangled with Yin Jianhuan, even if she appeared indifferent, there was still impatience and estrangement in her eyes. This antagonistic emotion always aroused his desire to conquer her.

But this time, her eyes were utterly calm, devoid of any emotion, so still it was almost eerie. Coupled with that light, casual goodbye, it made one feel somewhat uneasy.

Wu Helin only came to his senses after Yin Jianhuan walked out of the cafeteria.

He shook his head slightly, forcibly suppressing the inexplicable unease in his heart, and comforted himself that he was probably overthinking things.

……

The spacious and professional conference room was decorated in a simple yet elegant style. The long table was packed with people, and Mr. Bi sat in the main seat in the middle, exuding a calm and authoritative aura.

"Everyone's almost here, so let's not waste any more time and start now."

"The purpose of bringing everyone together today is very simple: to discuss our ideas and brainstorm creative approaches around the theme of this film, 'Harmony between Humans and Animals'."

Mr. Bi spoke in a calm tone, deliberately slowing down his pace to soothe the nervousness of many new faces in the room: "Those of you here don't need to be reserved. Don't worry about seniority or whether your ideas are immature. Just say what you think and let's chat freely."

There was a few seconds of silence at first, but soon people started talking in hushed tones. Many new members followed suit and began to communicate, gradually letting down their guard.

The atmosphere at the scene gradually became lively.

Occasionally, someone would stand up and share their ideas. Although some of these ideas were not fully developed, they also had their merits, which drew slight nods from the crowd.

Without exception, everyone's ideas were heading in the same direction: to create a heartwarming and healing core through the theme of warm companionship between humans and animals, and to convey positive energy through stories of mutual redemption in their daily interactions.

Everyone who attended the meeting had done their homework in advance. Everyone knew that Mr. Bi had been deeply involved in the film and television industry for many years, and his consistent creative style was warm and healing. He was good at shooting stories that revealed true feelings in the ordinary.

Therefore, everyone tacitly understood.

All the script ideas closely follow Bi's past creative concepts, with little difference between them. They are all standard "Bi-style" heartwarming routines. No one dares to break out of this framework, nor does anyone think about breaking out of this framework.

After several rounds of similar speeches, the room fell into a brief silence, and no one stood up to speak.

"How are you guys doing with your preparations?"

Taking advantage of the lull in the silence, Mr. Bi asked the person next to him.

The group quickly stood up straight and began to express their thoughts. Old Bi remained expressionless, showing neither joy nor anger, and did not offer any immediate evaluation.

The group was filled with unease and stood there helplessly until Elder Bi gently raised his hand to signal them to sit down. Only then did they breathe a sigh of relief and quickly take their seats.

At this moment, Wu Helin, who was sitting next to Bi Lao, took out a thick stack of script manuscripts from his bag and respectfully handed them to Bi Lao with both hands.

This move instantly attracted the attention of everyone present.

"A draft script?"

"The complete script."

These words drew gasps of surprise from the audience.

Mr. Bi gave him a deep look, his eyes filled with complex emotions. He reached out and took the thick script, casually flipping through it.

Everyone knows that Wu Helin is Bi Lao's most valued disciple, and the script he presented is most likely the final draft of this project.

a long time.

Mr. Bi put down the script in his hand, looked up at Wu Helin, and slowly began to speak:

"Come up on stage and explain your script ideas."

Upon hearing this, Wu Helin smiled confidently, strode to the whiteboard at the front of the conference room, picked up the whiteboard marker from the tray, and bent down to write the core framework of the script.

"Humans rescue injured wild animals, care for them meticulously, and help them recover slowly. In this process, humans and animals develop a deep bond, spending their days together and protecting each other. In the end, the animals return to nature, and humans and animals remain connected, leaving behind a warm and fulfilling ending."

The story is heartwarming and healing, the plot is solid, and the theme is in line with Bi's consistent creative philosophy.

It was a standard "Bi-style" routine, and no one could find any fault with it.

"The script for Angkor Wat is really well written; it fits the theme perfectly."

"After all, he is Master Bi's true disciple, so his foundation is solid. This script is definitely going to be a sure thing."

"The story is heartwarming and full of positive energy, which is exactly the feeling we want for our project."

……

After finishing his explanation, Wu Helin bowed slightly in greeting, walked off the stage with his head held high, and went straight back to sit down next to Professor Bi.

More and more people in the audience agreed, feeling that the script was flawless and waiting for Mr. Bi to make the final decision. Some even started discussing the follow-up preparations.

But Elder Bi never expressed his opinion, only taking a small sip of tea, which made Wu Helin feel uneasy.