Reborn in 2010, the AI ​​in my mind is too powerful.

At the Honolulu Registry for the Development of Celestial Bodies, representatives from the previous signatories of the Future Treaty witnessed the formal submission of an application for registration of the aurora borealis.

Chen Yiran personally submitted the registration application, which specified the basic information about the moon, including its orbital parameters, radius, and axial tilt.

The average distance between the Earth and the Moon is 384,400 kilometers, with an eccentricity of 0.0549. The Earth rotates and revolves synchronously, with a period of 27.32 days and an average radius of 1,737.4 kilometers.

It also specifies the exploration period: Aurora conducted exploration and construction on the moon on April 2, 2016.

Rights holder: Aurora Group.

These are not the main points. The main point is that, in the specific lunar surface information application, Aurora did not register the lunar surface itself, but only registered 93%.

When Chen Yiran posted the application submission and the video of the event on Twitter, resourceful netizens immediately noticed this crucial point.

Some onlookers who had been following this story immediately revealed their status as "lunar landowners".

Twitter instantly became abuzz with activity, and many people reconciled with their parents.

"Although my parents were very irresponsible, I started cooking for myself when I was 8 years old and walked to school by myself. When I was 13, they got drunk and drove their car into a utility pole and went to hell."

But today, I want to thank them! I always thought the most valuable thing they left me was that TV set, but I never imagined that this 8000 square meters of land on the moon would actually be of some use?

So, does this mean the aurora borealis has given its approval? If the aurora borealis has approved it, then it should be considered confirmed.

"My God, that lazy Dennis Hope, he's been lying his whole life, and he actually succeeded! What makes Aurora Land so special that they'd approve of the land he sold?"

"Normally speaking, Aurora probably doesn't want to get into any more legal disputes. Dennis Hope has been suing Aurora in many countries for various reasons."

But this isn't quite normal either; those who know Chen Yiran's personality understand it. I'm more inclined to believe it's Chen Yiran's quirky sense of humor at play! Chen Yiran's personality is just that eccentric; don't try to guess the thoughts of a genius.

Of course, many people are wondering what exactly will happen to this land, and whether it has become property. But according to the new agreement, if they are indeed granted ownership, they will only have five years before it is reclaimed if they do not develop it.

At this point, some people who had been profiting from the aurora borealis spoke out.

"Just wait and see. It's the same as the pension fund that Aurora acquired before. Aurora will definitely contact you to resolve it. They'll either buy it with money or give you some conditions in exchange for the lunar land you have."

Aurora initially collected pension funds in this way: those pension funds that could receive money indefinitely, if they didn't buy out Aurora, Aurora wouldn't provide immortality services, then there would be no money to receive indefinitely, and only Aurora could take over.

The same applies now. Regarding those properties on the moon, you can only wait for Aurora's decision, because only he has the development capabilities. If you don't sell to Aurora, you're just waiting to lose ownership when the lease expires.

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Skywalker Ranch, Marin County, California.

George Lucas had just finished talking with his lawyer and lay down on the sofa, looking exhausted.

He was speechless. It was 2016, and the virtual world was so vibrant and diverse. Why were there still so many crazy people acting out and chasing after him to file lawsuits?

Two years ago, George Lucas was planning to build a narrative art museum. He had his eye on a piece of land in Chicago that was scenic and had a park next to it.

Elegant! So damn fitting!

Who knew that just after acquiring the land and setting up fences to prepare for construction, an organization called Friends of the Parks sued him in court.

The reason given is that the museum blocks the park's open view of Lake Michigan, violating the 1973 lake shore plan.

Later, a precedent from the 1892 U.S. Supreme Court was cited, establishing that the state government had a fiduciary obligation to the lakebed and shoreline of Lake Michigan and could not arbitrarily transfer it to private individuals.

In short, the state constitution contains protective provisions regarding public natural resources and the public right to use the lake shore.

George Lucas was completely exasperated. There were other buildings around the lake, so why was everyone targeting him? Those century-old precedents—what statute of limitations are they even worth?

After two years of struggling, George Lucas was exhausted. The gap in strength between the two sides was too great. Friends of the Park was a spontaneous organization, which was inherently politically correct. Although Oasis had taken away a lot of people's time since last year, these people would not come to the park if they were not walking their dogs.

However, his lawyer advised him to back down, suggesting that San Francisco or Los Angeles would also be acceptable, as this case would likely remain unresolved for another ten years without a clear winner or loser.

Those government officials who initially supported him, and even those who brought him to his side, all disappeared when they realized things were getting complicated!

Unfortunately, George Lucas had just gritted his teeth and agreed to his lawyer's advice, preparing to publish an open letter abandoning the Chicago location.

At that moment, his wife, Melody, jogged in and shoved her phone in his face.

"Don't be discouraged! I've found a fantastic location, a unique one! A location that will go down in history!"

Lucas stared blankly at the news, not quite understanding what was happening.

Melody quickly reminded him, "Didn't you buy land on the moon before! You bought it with Spielberg! We can contact Aurora and see if they can help us develop a museum there."

If Aurora really wants to create a lunar settlement, then a museum would be perfectly reasonable!

Lucas sat up, excitedly saying, "Yes! Didn't they say Aurora has been gradually acquiring Apple stock recently? Basically, they're all one family. Apple owns Disney, and Disney owns the Star Wars rights. So, in a way, I could be considered one of Aurora's people!"

"Have some shame! You've sold your company, so what are you even considered part of Aurora? Go find Spielberg, he's filming 'Ready Player One' right now, that's when he's truly part of Aurora."

Lucas was thrilled. He had spent his entire life filming space, and now he finally had the chance to leave something behind in space. He immediately called his old friend to ask how things were going, but the line was busy, so he left a message and waited for a reply.

What he didn't know was that Spielberg was now talking to others about the Moon Plot.

In the old industrial area of ​​Birmingham, England, Steven Spielberg is filming "Ready Player One," a movie based on a novel that is widely considered the inspiration for Chen Yiran's creation of the Oasis.

The copyright previously belonged to Warner Bros., but Warner Bros. had been broken up, with its film and television business handed over to Disney. The first thing they did after the deal was to film "Ready Player One."

Of course, the plot has been changed a lot because the virtual space in the original novel is just a beautiful fantasy.

However, in reality, Aurora's brain-computer interface is much more advanced. It's not VR but a direct exchange and mapping of brain information, so many plots in the original work are no longer applicable.

Furthermore, Aurora made a clear demand: the final villainous company must be Aurora, and the final battle between the protagonist and Aurora must not result in a winner; there must be an open ending.

Spielberg was frantically rewriting the script, completely baffled by Aurora's idea: to be the main villain, requiring him to be defeated by the protagonist a little, but not completely.

They're just playing around with it.

Just when he was on the verge of tears, his old friend Harrison Ford called.

Spielberg laughed and said, "What, has your work stopped again?"

Harrison Ford is currently working on Blade Runner 2049 for Columbia Pictures, which Sony considers one of the cornerstones of their metaverse, and plans to develop a series of game spaces around the film in Oasis.

However, like Ready Player One, they also encountered many transformative issues. The original novel, Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep?, was written in 1968, and some things in it needed to be changed. Moreover, Sony was very afraid of touching on the nerves of many people who are still using computers today, so they had to make extensive changes to the plot.

Harrison said cheerfully, "Yes, they've started polishing the script again. Philip K. Dick's works are indeed good, but they're also very troublesome to film. I heard that 'The Man in the High Castle' has also stopped production. His novels have to be revised a lot to keep up with the times."

"Then why are you so happy?"

"Of course I'm happy! You should thank me later! I was the one who persuaded you to buy it!"

Spielberg asked doubtfully, "Buy?"

"Land on the moon, I'm telling you, what if? Well, we actually got what we were waiting for. Chen Yiran just tweeted that Aurora submitted some kind of application for land on the moon."

However, he did not submit the entire moon. It seems that even if we did buy those things before, in the eyes of the aurora, they are not the ones that we actually bought!

I just received a call from the Lunar Embassy Company, saying that they will represent Aurora and negotiate with us, offering some conditions for us to sell the land to Aurora.

He said he'd first contact our Hollywood clients to finalize the deal, kind of like a "GG" (a Chinese internet slang term for a failed attempt to promote something), to let everyone know that these places we bought for fun have actually come in handy, so we should quickly reach out to them and negotiate, saving them the trouble of contacting each one individually.

"Why did they contact you but not me? Are there different levels of customers? We both bought the same size, didn't we?"

"Haha, my office phone hasn't changed in over thirty years, of course I can get in touch. Your phone numbers have changed countless times over the decades. Anyway, I'll give them your number later, and they'll contact you."

Spielberg looked at the screenwriters scratching their heads and felt a real sense of relief from the news.

If I get tired of making movies, I can just run away to the moon.

"Okay, don't forget to get Lucas's phone number too. I think he doesn't use that number anymore."

"knew!"

In the weeks that followed, countless people who had bought lunar properties were contacted and signed new agreements with Aurora, giving up their original land in exchange for ownership of Aurora's lunar apartments.

Some of the larger plots even include villas. Of course, the development costs for villas are higher, requiring additional funding.

The development of the moon is also progressing smoothly. The robots working day and night have already built the lunar forward base, and the lunar colonization project is thriving and full of vitality.

But on Earth, Chen Yiran looked at the preserved egg in front of him, covered his head, and asked the researcher next to him.

"Sure?"

"Yes, we're being conservative in our assessment."

Chen Yiran pondered for a moment, then reluctantly said to Amit beside him, "Let's contact Google. We need to remind them first, so they don't go astray."