I Never Thought I'd Become a Director

Hu Ge has lived in the United States for twenty years and has seen countless bad things. In addition to gang fights in his life, he also did extensive reading in groups. He thought he had adapted to this kind of life and was about to integrate, but a change happened. That day he met a strange man on the subway. He came to Hu Ge with a large box of US dollars. Let's play a game, the man said. The rules are very simple, you say something, if it happens, I win, if it doesn't happen, you win. The stakes were $10,000 and a loud slap. Hu Ge was very happy. He felt that this way he could live the life of a group of younger brothers in his imagination. He thought as he walked to the door of his house and hesitated for a moment when he looked at the family next door that had become orphans and widowed due to the gang war. I bet this mother will have a good job. Hugo said. The man in black snapped his fingers, and soon a group of people in suits and ties came. They gave the woman a job and could also take care of his children. You lost, the man in black said. I lost, Hu Ge said with a smile. "Pah." The slap sounded, and Hu Ge's face swelled. Do you want to continue playing, the man in black asked. Of course, I still have many wishes that have not been realized. Hu Ge said with a smile. They walked to other places. If they encountered anything that needed help on the way, Hugo would provide some help. He would help build schools and houses for children who were homeless because of the war. He will build nursing homes for the elderly who are unable to treat their illnesses because of poverty. During this time, Hu Ge and the man in black were traveling around various places. They fulfilled many people's dreams, but at the cost of Hu Ge's face being bruised. I want to make a wish for myself. Hugo said. The man in black was very happy. He finally waited until the time came for this man to reveal his true nature. I want to eat the most delicious food, sleep with the most beautiful people, and see the most beautiful scenery. The next morning, he ate the most delicious food. At night, he kissed the most beautiful person. In the early morning, he climbed to the top of Mount Everest and watched the sunrise. Everything I wanted was achieved. He said with a smile. Let's bet one last time. Just bet for a while that I will jump off Mount Everest. The man in black looked at Hu Ge deeply, you win, and he pushed out a box of US dollars. No, you still win this time. Hu Ge said that when he jumped from Mount Everest, he was like a free bird returning to the blue sky.

The protagonist's IQ is simply too good. He thought he was guilty after drinking with a director who had unwritten rules 😰. To catch the director who had unwritten rules, dozens of police cars would be dispatched😰. Those who didn't know thought the director was Bai Baoshan! More awesome than gangsters 🤭

The latest chapters are so toxic, please use some brains to write them.

The book is good. Reading is leisure. The author of the first chapter can make me laugh until I get cramps. It's good. I don't need to be strict about books that make me happy. It's not an ethical article. Good luck to the author😊

Can the author have a little more understanding of the actual situation, and stop being like this who can see huge loopholes at a glance?

Cut it off, what's the point of doing this? My interest has been lost.

Is the author screening readers or is he really poisonous? The first few chapters of the protagonist reveal that I am a retarded person, and it just shows on my face 🤔

The character of the protagonist's mother is a bit contradictory. The younger son is a son, but the older son is not? For the sake of the younger son, adopting an orphan to accumulate virtue is a maternal love, no problem. The problem is, the younger son is gone. No matter how important the orphanage is, it is not as important as his own son, right? It's impossible for her not to know what's going on at home. Doesn't she want her eldest son to live a better life? Get married and have children? Take five million directly? Could this son be picked up? Shouldn't it be that no matter how difficult it is, you, the mother, have to bear the burden without dragging down your son?

When I read Chapter 15, not to mention other things, is it that people get money from pig's feet and don't pay taxes? At the beginning, you were sent to jail for tax evasion, and you didn't pay any tax on the money you got immediately from the pig's feet? Even if you make charitable donations, you don't have to pay taxes (there seems to be this, but I don't know if it is true, after all, many companies donate). Even if you have this plan, do you still write it down, or did the author not think of it? There are so many tax evasions among celebrities now, but you don't write about it. Looking at it and thinking randomly, Pigfoot is a person who doesn't pay taxes? Also, you only got 5 million before, and then you get 1 million, and you immediately look like a demented person?

I don't understand. There must be something wrong with the setting of the first chapter. If something happens to the director, it doesn't mean that the production team is shut down. The investors can find another director. Moreover, this director is not a criminal offender. What impact can it have on the production team?