America, My Leveraged Buyout

Philip Chen Prick won the world: ——He completed the leveraged buyout that shocked Wall Street and swallowed up food giant Beatrice; ——He rode the huge waves of the "Plaza Accord" and made tens of billions of dollars; ——He brought the crown of media and entertainment (ABC-Universal) back to the United States and crowned him the king. But he also lost himself: ——In the family betrayal, he lost his warmth; ——In his cold decision-making, he lost his moral coordinates; ——In the endless journey, he lost the ability to love and be loved. He accurately calculates the premium of each acquisition, but cannot calculate the depreciation of his own soul. When he stood on top of the world, holding the power enough to change the order, he was shocked to realize that the gambling agreement he signed with the devil had never ended - what he had bet on was never just money, but his entire self. Question: How far does a person have to win before he loses? How much does it take to become a legend?