Livestreaming a Heavy Truck Blocking a Breach, and You Make the Whole Internet Cry?

“The piping is widening! The dam is about to burst! Three million people live downstream, and dropping sandbags from helicopters won't stop it!” A once-in-a-century flood peak was passing through, and Jiangcheng Dam was on the verge of collapse. A water conservancy expert announced with bloodshot eyes that there was only one way: load heavy trucks with boulders, have the drivers charge into the river, and jump out at the last possible second before the trucks plunge into the water. Their steel frames would plug the breach! Who would dare? Jump too late and you're crushed to pieces; jump too early and the truck veers off course, ruining everything. Chen Feng, owner of a logistics fleet, simply strapped his phone to the steering wheel and started a livestream. “I've gone bankrupt. I'm donating all ten remaining heavy trucks to the country today!” [Perfectly Precise Driving] activated. Chen Feng drove the first heavy truck down the dam with resolute determination, making an extreme last-second jump just as its cab plunged into the floodwaters. One truck, then two... He kept pushing his luck at the edge of life and death, risking his life to fill the breach. Thirty million viewers in the livestream sobbed uncontrollably, while countless tycoons frantically showered him with gifts: “Stay alive! We'll cover every debt your fleet owes!” When the last truck sank to the riverbed, the dam was saved. The nation's highest command was issued: “At any cost, bring our hero back from the river!”