Even if existing movies are projected using holographic equipnt, they would be rely clearer, unable to achieve a true holographic experience.
After all, those movies are just 2D and cannot be converted into 3D data.
After those "experts" shared so common knowledge, the enthusiasm of the audience faded considerably.
After all, if sothing good cannot be realized, it's pointless to desire it.
But soon, things took a different turn, igniting hope in those disappointed once again.
Topics related to holographic projection began to cool down, but suddenly beca hot again, even surpassing the initial fervor.
Many were disheartened by this result at the ti, believing they'd never see holographic movies in their lifeti.
Soon, soone proposed an idea, suggesting Jiang Cheng should complete the technology for holographic filming.
What scientists couldn't achieve doesn't an Jiang Cheng, the genius, couldn't either.
Speaking of holographic technology, it was his invention; if anyone could conquer this challenge, besides Jiang Cheng, the extraordinary one, there would be no one else.
Since Jiang Cheng could invent holographic projection technology, inventing holographic filming technology seems reasonable.
This argunt quickly gained the approval of many, and such ideas began circulating online.
Through his groundbreaking inventions ti and again, Jiang Cheng has left a deep impression on everyone.
In everyone's mind, Jiang Cheng has beco a symbol of omnipotence in the field of scientific technology; find Jiang Cheng for answers.
He will definitely provide satisfactory solutions to any problems.
Unwilling people started to appeal online, urging everyone to unite and ask Jiang Cheng to fulfill their wishes.
This idea was initially just a topic of discussion among a few, but quickly snowballed online, becoming a storm.
Soon, soone initiated a petition campaign, hoping to catch Jiang Cheng's attention this way.
After all, Jiang Cheng is an important figure; asking him to satisfy their wishes is not easy.
More and more people joined the petition effort, and before long, the situation began to get out of hand.
Among those petitioners, so enthusiasts started organizing gatherings, mobilizing large numbers of people for collective street actions.
They took to the streets with high-held signs, all written with requests addressed to Jiang Cheng.
Even more exaggerated were so girls who declared online that if Jiang Cheng agreed to research holographic filming technology, they were willing to spend a wonderful night with him.
Many of these girls were of considerable quality, turning netizens into drooling fans, wishing they were Jiang Cheng agreeing right away.
The event quickly took a bizarre turn, evolving in unpredictable directions.
Of course, the dia wouldn't miss such news, providing headline coverage for this incident.
For a ti, Jiang Cheng's na beca a phenonon, heard everywhere.
These public wishes startled Jiang Cheng, forcing him to temporarily interrupt his work and contemplate how to handle the situation.
Originally, Jiang Cheng paid little attention to these matters, but this incident escalated substantially, and even Jiang Cheng had to step in to resolve it.
Seeking flowers
Initially, Jiang Cheng didn't care about the impact of holographic projection, focusing exclusively on supervising the construction of his lab — his most crucial task at present — neglecting external trends entirely.
In his mind, though holographic projection is impressive, it shouldn't create such commotion.
After all, holographic projection is rely a technology; the things he unveiled previously didn't have such influential effects. Jiang Cheng never imagined the public's enthusiasm for holographic movies being significant.
Therefore, Jiang Cheng miscalculated the situation's developnt, missing the best ti to address it.
If Jiang Cheng had dealt with it promptly at the outset, he could have resolved it easily by admitting his limitations.
But now, if Jiang Cheng were to confess similar limitations, it would greatly impact his reputation.
Many have pinned great hopes on him, and greater hopes an greater disappointnts. If they discovered Jiang Cheng couldn't accomplish it, it's uncertain how they would perceive him.
If anyone else faced this problem, they might be in a predicant.
But Jiang Cheng wasn't troubled, because he could et everyone's expectations.
After so thought, Jiang Cheng decided on a resolution, to fulfill public desires and develop related holographic filming technology.
Anyway, this technology isn't particularly difficult for him, just wasting so ti will suffice.
Moreover, Jiang Cheng also had so interest in holographic filming technology; completing a holographic movie sounded appealing.
Now that the lab's construction is on track, as long as he occasionally checks in, Jiang Cheng doesn't need to stay there constantly.
Spending so ti to fulfill the public's wishes seed worthwhile to Jiang Cheng.
The essence of technology is to change human life; now that there's a good opportunity, Jiang Cheng certainly wants to try.
Deciding to develop holographic filming technology, Jiang Cheng imdiately left the lab construction site.
Returned ho, reclusively engaging in research again. Since deciding to develop a new technology, Jiang Cheng promptly took action.
Decisive actions Jiang Cheng never delays; doing things when decided defines Jiang Cheng's style.
However, before starting the research, Jiang Cheng notified Zhang Manlin, informing her of his plans to study holographic filming technology.
He wished for Zhang Manlin to respond to the matter.
Since he had promised to fulfill public wishes, notifying them promptly was vital, sparing them from anxious waiting.
Jiang Cheng worried about the chaos continuing if unchecked, uncertain about potential commotions.
Since preparations to et public demands were underway, he simply disclosed the news.
Let the surging crowd calm down, peacefully waiting for Jiang Cheng's research instead.
Jiang Cheng returned to the lab, starting consideration of how to proceed with the research.
To achieve holographic filming, traditional caras are absolutely ineffective.
No matter how much Jiang Cheng modifies traditional caras, they wouldn't et the demands of holographic filming.
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