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Kassel College Night Watch Forum's annual gossip interview session. Reporter Fingel handed the microphone to Lu Mingfei's mouth and asked: "Dear classmate Lu Mingfei, you said that you delivered 10,000 express deliveries to a place called Erangel Island. So what was the deepest impression on you during this experience as a courier?" Lu Mingfei picked up the microphone, and his thoughts seemed to return to the bombarded Erangel Island: "That experience inspired me a lot and changed me tremendously!" "What's the change?" Lu Mingfei touched his collar subconsciously, and the corners of his eyes twitched sharply. The 1982 Coke in his hand accidentally spilled out and stained his Burberry windbreaker. The arm holding the microphone trembled and said, "That means I don't dare to be a loser anymore!" (I want to write that Lu Mingfei has transformed into a real strong man through experience. He is wise, courageous, confident, calm, and strategist. Of course, deep down in his heart, he will always be the cowardly child at the beginning.) PS: Neither knife nor poison, new book by an old author, quality guaranteed!

In the United States in 1919, World War I had just ended, and many of America's capital giants from all walks of life had just been established. They are all little sprouts born from the soil. Some are even in a precarious stage where it is difficult to gain a foothold in the market. He still remembered that Warner Bros. Had just established its own small studio in Hollywood a year ago, and now it seems that it is still busy trying to obtain the rights to adapt a Broadway musical called "Gold Digger". Paramount Pictures was only established three years ago, and founder J. L. Lasky is still deeply involved in disputes over the details of the merger of the studio and the distribution of profits. So Remy had an idea. If he used his memory of the future development trajectory to control these capital giants in their infancy, what would happen in the future? So Remy Arnold set a small goal for himself, making the Arnold family the world's largest plutocratic family. Let's start with Hollywood.