Rebirth: Super Banking System

Chapter 2098: Chapter 1920: The Foundation’s Assist

“Boom!”

“Splash!”

Thunder rumbled, a sudden downpour fell, and the sea waves grew larger.

On the ship.

Vika took a deep breath.

Stay calm.

Be composed.

In a critical moment, don’t panic. If you make the wrong decision now, you might end up kneeling here. But… damn, seeing the ship about to sink, who wouldn’t panic?

Suddenly.

Vika’s face lit up with joy.

Got it.

There were some foam boxes used for packing seafood in the corner. Without further thought, Vika ran over as if flying, noticing the water had already reached there. He opened them, finding them empty, grabbing one in each hand.

“Plunge!”

Vika jumped into the water.

If he didn’t jump now.

The vortex of the sunken ship would drag him down.

“Splash! Splash!”

Holding a foam box in each hand, he kicked the water desperately, moving away from the center of the vortex that was about to form. The effect was quite good; after nearly a minute of splashing, he finally escaped the danger zone.

Vika looked back.

At this moment.

He saw the ship’s stern slowly sink underwater, disappearing from sight.

“I survived!”

On the water.

Vika shouted in his heart.

Woohoo!

It wasn’t easy. If he had been a little later, he would have been kneeling for sure. The situation wasn’t great now, but it was much better than sinking to the bottom; at least he could still breathe. However, the night ahead was going to be tough.

Moreover.

He couldn’t be caught again.

If he was going to die.

He would leave it up to fate.

Turning around.

He kicked the water.

Continuing to splash around. The spot he had just jumped from was opposite to the robbers; likely, the robbers were also trying to distance themselves from the vortex. They were a bit apart, and under the tossing waves, they couldn’t see each other.

Swimming and swimming.

Swimming and swimming.

Feeling a bit exhausted, Vika stopped.

“Huff!”

“Huff!”

He was panting heavily.

Looking around, he saw nothing but water, all dark, except for the occasional lightning flash that gave a brief ability to see. Fortunately, it was tropical here, so he wouldn’t freeze to death in the short term.

However.

Vika didn’t know what to do next.

Food.

Water.

Communication.

None of these were available. He could only hope that before he sank, a ship would pass by, allowing him to find a way to get rescued.

…

In the Shanghai Stock Market area.

In the villa.

Eating a hot dinner, Tang Qing watched the drama. Planning so many programs for Vika in one day had taken some effort. It was so exciting that he considered making a movie.

He believed.

It would be very popular.

At this moment.

Vika couldn’t have imagined that during his seemingly lonely and helpless drifting at sea, someone was filming the entire time. Watching Vika drifting in the sea, Tang Qing smiled. This was just the beginning.

Just one day.

The programs could not be finished.

Up next.

Excitement.

Never ends.

Since he dared to set him up, then he must bear the consequences. Let Vika experience how happy it is not to cause trouble. If he liked trouble, he would make his life thrilling.

As for Lv Mao.

Forget it.

One robbery could be an accident, but two are too suspicious. Let him honestly stay in prison!

…

The next day.

In the morning.

A piece of news.

Once again dominated all major media outlets.

—The Ou Wei Foundation announced: Starting today, the ’World Water Resources Environmental Protection Fund’ project is established, similar to the previous ’Green Planets’, seeking donations from people worldwide who love nature.

After reading it.

The corners of many foundations’ mouths twitched.

Because.

The entire project introduction almost copied ’Green Planets’, only changing some key terms. Amazingly, despite this lazy conduct, they dared to receive unanimous praise from countries worldwide.

“Saves labor.”

“Good.”

“This is the reuse of information resources.”

“True to the Ou Wei Foundation, even promotes frugality in the use of information.”

“Great benevolence.”

“It should be promoted for learning.”

“…”

Many people were speechless.

I mean.

Do you guys have any standards in your values? This is clearly laziness. However, such voices were soon drowned in the new term ’information environmental protection’, with its popularity soaring.

Then.

A refresh.

“Wow!”

The donation amount began to skyrocket. The previous Green Planets charity project was not publicly disclosed later; the $35 billion donation amount shocked many people, leading to a change in the rules.

Publishes the total amount.

But.

Does not disclose donors.

Refresh once.

You see over a million-dollar increase.

Refresh again.

There was a more than two million-dollar increase, constantly refreshing and increasing.

“…”

At this moment.

Virtually all major charity foundations around the world had red eyes. Damn, has the world gone mad? Are there so many generous and wealthy ’philanthropists’ around the globe? Yet reality told them—yes, there are.

And they’re right in front of you.

Doubt?

You’d be a fool.

All of this is meant for donation, faking it smaller is possible, but no one with common sense would fake it larger, watching the total break 10 million, 20 million, and then 30 million.

Looking down.

Only half an hour had passed…

“…”

They want some peace.

Meanwhile.

The comment section was full of support.

“Another technology beneficial to the whole world has emerged. Before, I doubted the technology, but now seeing the Ou Wei Foundation’s project, there’s no doubt. A hundred thousand dollars, gladly given.”

“Fifteen thousand.”

“Twenty thousand.”

“Thirty thousand.”

“…”

Soon.

The posts shifted focus as people began treating it like giving rewards, but everyone enjoyed it. Being drawn into this rhythm, many who hadn’t planned to donate now felt: they should contribute as well.

Therefore.

Three hundred.

Five hundred.

Three thousand.

Five thousand.

Not much, but it’s from the heart; in the future, they could brag about it.

“Wow, there’s also Ocean?”

“Really.”

Soon.

People discovered that this water resource protection wasn’t just for freshwater, but the entire Ocean. The world’s oceans were divided into thousands of small sections, each with the respective water quality information.

This discovery.

Left many people dumbfounded.

“Where did this…data come from?”

“It’s fake, isn’t it?”

“Did so many countries foresee this?”

“…”

However.

Soon someone came forward to explain, “This is based on last year’s global sea area pollution survey by the World Environmental Protection Organization, and the Ou Wei Foundation applied for some data for display purposes.”

“Secondly, those are data from each country’s own measurements of nearby sea areas. The Ou Wei Foundation requested these from the relevant departments.”

After hearing this.

The crowd suddenly understood.

No wonder.

Such ’public welfare’ projects are only undertaken by a few organizations. Secondly, while countries usually wouldn’t provide them, if the Ou Wei Foundation requested, few would refuse.

If not.

Your country’s nearby sea area data wouldn’t be included.

People would look and see.

No pollution.

That’s good.

So, they won’t donate to you, resulting in a significant loss. Thus, this sea area data is relatively accurate. Looking left and right, everyone thought this was an excellent public welfare project.

…

Myanmar.

Nepido.

“Is there such a good thing?” Kan Qin saw the news just as he arrived at work. The Ou Wei Foundation’s assistance thrilled him, wishing he could award the foundation numerous prizes.

Good people indeed.

In recent years.

Before and after, they’ve donated over a hundred billion dollars, with the donations from orders exceeding 400 billion dollars in contracts. Kan Qin wished for a dozen of such angelic foreign foundations.