Liu Yun wasn't entirely at ease with the overseas company.

As long as it works, that's fine.

She can handle it all by herself.

Anyone who wants to cause her trouble, go ahead and try.

She can handle it all on her own, let alone the Yan Kingdom now, which can be her support.

John attended the share transfer ceremony and helped with all the formalities, his mouth agape and his eyes wide open the entire time.

She said she would handle it, and this is how it was handled?

That's truly the most unexpected way!

It's also the most terrifying way.

How could the people of Yan possibly accomplish that?

Did they get some of the least likely companies to transfer their equity?

In fact, a wholly-owned film company ended up in Liu Yun's hands, with cinemas being just one part of it.

Harold was probably eager to get rid of Liu Yun, that devil, so he threw the entire entertainment company at him.

Hopefully, once Liu Yun has received the benefits, she won't care about anything else.

An entertainment company is nothing more than a small fry to Harold and his family, not worth mentioning.

The global entertainment industry is currently experiencing a downturn, and entertainment companies are having a tough time.

Making little money and potentially having to lose money elsewhere, it's a good thing to be able to throw it away.

Liu Yun: ...She didn't want to do anything with Hollywood entertainment companies.

For now, it's enough to just stay in Yan Country.

Hollywood, even if she owns the company, isn't an easy place to live. She's too lazy to bother with it for now.

In reality, once the economic system transforms and China gains more influence, Hollywood may no longer remain the world's entertainment center.

Never mind, I'll deal with it once I get it.

John truly felt immense respect for this boss; he was simply too formidable.

Not only did the cinema chain they used for their breakthrough achieve so much, they also acquired an entertainment company.

Whether it was achieved by spending money or by using underhanded methods, it was accomplished nonetheless.

Even if someone else were rich and powerful, they might not be able to do it.

This further strengthened John's loyalty and determination to do his job well.

With Harold's help, John's paperwork went smoothly, and no one dared to obstruct it.

This is very comforting.

Because of BCIA's misfortune, Yan Guo rose up in protest, and various countries were in an uproar. Many people at the top were overwhelmed and had no time to deal with the equity transfer.

With no one interfering, things naturally go smoothly.

Moreover, the entertainment company Harold transferred has indeed not been doing well in recent years. It was once glorious and is a well-established brand, but it has long been replaced by various newcomers.

The company has become a retirement home for many people, a place where they don't seek merit but only avoid mistakes, and it has declined year by year.

Therefore, he is not particularly noticeable in the industry.

Most people are unaware of the details surrounding the transfer, which is not surprising.

A small number of people know some things but don't understand them, but that doesn't affect anything.

Once the formalities were completed, John began to put his skills to good use.

There was no need for further discussion; the wholly owned cinema chain immediately issued an order for renovations, while those with only partial ownership held a shareholders' meeting first.

As soon as they learned that one cinema chain had begun renovations, these shareholders couldn't stay calm and voted in favor in droves.

But at this moment, the price of the modified equipment is no longer what it used to be; it has increased significantly, and the guidance and inspection by technicians are priced separately.

Unlike before, it's not free anymore.

A group of people were devastated, lamenting their huge loss.

Those who only talk the talk got screwed over; who will compensate them for their losses now?

Seeing that things were hopeless and no one was willing to compensate for the losses, John's resolve shifted, making his next task easier.

The company also revealed that the price of this batch is even more favorable, and the price will increase for the next batch.

Exclusive business, that's how powerful it is.

As a result, John no longer needed to go out to negotiate with anyone; the appointment call came to the company on his own initiative, and they even had to check his schedule.

The situation reversed, and John was cheerful every day, his spirits were completely different.

Liu Yun didn't care what John did, as long as it didn't take up too much of her time.

She demanded that the renovations be completed as soon as possible so that the films "China I and II" could be released.

Once the toughest nut to crack is cracked in the US, things will be much easier with cinemas in other countries.

Moreover, many of the theater chains that Harold transferred were located globally, providing a direct entry point.

In this way, the cinema network quickly expanded globally.

It has to be said that Harold's recovery ability is also outstanding. Even though he was covered in sores, he was completely recovered in just two days. It's hard to imagine how miserable he was back then.

Harold cleared out all the "things" he had about Yan Country and placed them in a private villa, leaving Liu Yun to retrieve them herself with her people.

Liu Yun didn't care. She hadn't planned for Harold to continue being in charge of transportation anyway; she just needed to hand it over.

“I still need to investigate the matter of Power Island more thoroughly,” Harold said honestly.

In fact, if Liu Yun had asked him for his family's address at that moment, he would not have refused to answer.

However, Liu Yun really didn't want to know, so she didn't ask.

"Okay, remember to let me know when you've investigated and found out."

"This topic is covered in great detail."

Harold: "Okay..."

There was a reason why those birdmen were wary of the Yan Kingdom back then.

Liu Yun: "So, according to you, you've never actually seen an angel?"

Harold: "They've been missing for many years, except for awakened superhumans in organizations like the BCIA and BFBI."

"This habit has continued. The last battle for Power Island was because everyone discovered that Yan Kingdom was vast and rich in resources, full of treasures. Some people were greedy and wanted to take more, so they made it up for division."

Liu Yun: "Oh, America?"

Harold: "No, it's just that in the end, the United States got the biggest slice of the pie."

"It's like I couldn't swallow it."

As it turns out, those people back then were not people who could be easily provoked.

It's no wonder they got what they deserved at this point.

Harold is probably older than the history of the United States, so he is naturally not a native of the United States and does not have a deep sense of belonging to the country.

Moreover, the competition among various conglomerates has indeed made this country somewhat arrogant.

Perhaps it's not that they've become arrogant, but rather that they believe they're invincible and disregard everything else for the sake of profit.

Liu Yun chuckled lightly: "Alright, continue the investigation. You don't need to come to see me when you have the results; just contact me using this."

Liu Yun handed Harold a cell phone.

Harold accepted it respectfully.

“Oh, right, there’s one more thing…” Liu Yun’s eyes sparkled.

Harold was taken aback: "What?"

Liu Yun pulled out several large syringes. "Let me draw a few vials of your blood!"

This person's recovery ability and longevity are truly worth studying!

Perhaps they will make outstanding contributions to the medical field on Aquamarine.

Looking at the syringe, which was as thick as an arm, Harold's mouth twitched violently, and his legs went weak.

What kind of predetermined curse is this?