Chapter Thirty-Nine: The Vision Ahead—The Awe-Inspiring Landscape of the Smart Campus

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The second day of the steady operation of the "Dragon Heart" purification system had arrived.

Far from subsiding, the public frenzy had fermented to a new boiling point, fueled by in-depth reports from major media outlets. The eyes of the academic community, the investment world, and countless ordinary netizens were all fixed on that mysterious valley on the outskirts of Longhai City. Like people following a weekly sci-fi series, they were desperate to know what the young man named He Yu would pull out next.

However, He Yu’s actions were more direct and subversive than anyone had anticipated. He did not accept any interviews, nor did he hold a press conference.

As the first rays of morning sunlight pierced the clouds and spilled onto the windows of the "Valley of Hope" temporary office, he sat calmly at his computer, pulling up the operation data stream of the "Dragon Heart" system—a line so steady it lacked even the slightest ripple. After verifying that everything was correct, he opened the backend of Longhai University’s official website.

A folder titled "Complete Design Blueprint for the Valley of Hope Smart Campus" lay waiting there. He moved his mouse, clicked, and uploaded. There was not a moment of hesitation.

A few seconds later, a brand-new, bolded, and pinned link was refreshed on the homepage of the Longhai University website. There were no flowery phrases, only a simple and direct title: [Complete Blueprint for the Valley of Hope].

At first, only a few netizens keeping watch on the official site noticed the change.

"Holy crap! The website updated!"

"A blueprint? What blueprint? The complete one?"

The news spread like a stone cast into a calm lake, quickly sending ripples across all major social media platforms. Countless people, driven by curiosity, skepticism, or anticipation, flooded the Longhai University website. When they clicked the link, a download prompt popped up.

File size: 786MB.
File format: Encrypted PDF.
Page count: 327 pages.

Seeing the file size, many people felt a jolt in their hearts. This was not a promotional brochure; it was a substantial, heavy-duty technical document. The download progress bar crawled across the screen slowly but surely. Every second of waiting made their hearts beat a little faster.

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When the file finally finished downloading and was opened with a double-click, the cover that greeted them was something they would remember for the rest of their lives. Against a backdrop of deep, starry space, a crystal-clear terrain model of the "Valley of Hope," constructed from countless data streams and fiber-optic lines, was slowly rotating.

The cover title consisted of only one line: [The Future, Defined by This Moment].

The cover alone exuded a technological aesthetic that transcended the era. People held their breath, scrolled with their mice, and turned to the first page. The content of the document unfolded in layers, with immense logic and visual impact.

The very first chapter shattered all external speculation.

"'Dragon Heart' ecological purification system is not an independent module, but the 'heart' and 'starting point' of the entire campus ecological water cycle system."

Beneath the text was a dynamic system architecture diagram. It clearly illustrated how water purified by "Dragon Heart" would become the lifeblood of the entire campus through an underground pipe network.

But this was just the beginning.

Chapter Two: [Surface Respiratory System].

The blueprint detailed a design called "Photoelectric Conversion Permeable Ecological Road." The surface material of these roads consisted of a special porous crystal capable of rapidly absorbing rainwater into underground storage layers during heavy storms. Even more shocking was that this material integrated flexible solar thin films; while the road surface absorbed sunlight, it simultaneously performed photoelectric conversion, supplementing the energy for the campus power grid. The road was no longer a scar cutting off nature, but had become a breathing, power-generating ecological organ.

Chapter Three: [Urban Green Lung System].

The blueprint showcased a "Rooftop Greenery Rainwater Collection System" for all buildings. Every rooftop was designed as a miniature ecological garden. Rainwater would be collected and filtered here, with one portion used to irrigate the rooftop vegetation, while the rest flowed into the building's graywater system for flushing and cleaning.

Upon seeing this, many experts in architecture and urban planning felt a chill run down their spines. Any one of these designs, if taken alone, would be enough to serve as a benchmark project for urban renewal. Yet, He Yu had integrated them all into a single university campus.

However, it wasn't until they turned to the fourth chapter that they realized all their previous shock was merely an appetizer.

The title of the fourth chapter consisted of only four words: [Ultimate Transportation].

The chapter opened with a declaration of design philosophy:

"At Longhai University, the surface belongs to sunlight, grass, and pedestrians. We will completely end the fragmentation and encroachment of surface space by motor vehicles and build a 100% pedestrian-friendly ecological zone."

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No motor vehicles at all?

A university covering several square kilometers, with no cars? How would students and staff get around? By walking?

The same question arose in countless minds.

Immediately following, the blueprint provided the answer. A breathtaking 3D network diagram, spanning the entire underground of the valley, occupied an entire page. It was a rail transit network more complex and precise than the subway map of any city.

Countless glowing lines, like the neural network of a human body, were intertwined deep underground, precisely connecting every teaching building, dormitory, library, laboratory, and even every functional area in the valley.

"Fully underground, fully automated, AI-scheduled, driverless tram network."

The text in the blueprint was cold and restrained, yet it carried the force of a thunderbolt.

According to the design, students would not need to wait at fixed stations. They would simply enter their destination into the campus app on their phones, and the system AI would immediately dispatch a driverless tram from the nearest station, arriving within minutes at the underground boarding point of the building they were in.

Summon, board, depart.

The entire process was just like calling an elevator for one's own private use. The tram would travel at high speed along optimal paths through deep underground tunnels, controlled by the central AI system, precisely delivering passengers to any corner of the campus.

This was a true, idealized future of "no motor vehicles on the surface." This was a crazy concept that slammed a scene from a sci-fi movie directly into reality!

When this underground transportation network diagram and its operational mode were displayed to the world across countless screens, the entire Chinese-language internet fell into a silence that lasted for dozens of seconds. It was that feeling of blankness when one's mind crashes from being hit by a massive influx of information.

Then came a volcanic, completely uncontrollable frenzy!

"My god..."

"What am I seeing... building a subway inside a school? And it's driverless?!"

"What the hell... is he really just trying to build an ordinary university?"

"He's insane! This He Yu is completely insane! He is building a city of the future!"