They really are father and son; they even speak the same way.

"What? You want to go down too? I can help you."

Just as he was about to speak, one of his men brought over the computer, and he shuddered at the sight of it.

Then he grinned and said, "So it's Mr. Zheng! My son is being unreasonable, please don't mind him."

He then took out a card: "Here is ten million, please accept it, Mr. Zheng."

I waved to him, and he bowed and said "Hey, hey" twice before slowly retreating, taking his men's corpses with him.

Annie was even more confused: "What is he doing...?"

They probably found out I'm the head of an international assassin alliance.

Even the largest gangs are afraid of being targeted by assassins.

I picked up the card and looked at it; there was a PIN on the back.

I took out my laptop and transferred the money right in front of Annie.

Annie, who was standing next to me, secretly glanced at the balance on my card and then gasped in astonishment.

After transferring the money, I casually tossed the card aside and flung it out of the broken window.

I don't need to worry about the windows at all.

"Get out!" I kicked Spipon. "Crawl out yourself. You're lucky today."

"Yes, yes!" Spipon was almost scared to death. The leader of the biggest gang in the area came over but didn't do anything to me, and even gave me money. What does that mean?

This shows that even someone as high and mighty as him can't afford to mess with me.

He'll probably have to explain himself to the boss after he crawls out of here, since the whole thing started because of him.

Anne looked at me with a gentle yet respectful gaze.

The people around also returned to their tables.

I poured some white wine into Annie's glass: "Let's continue eating."

Annie smiled sweetly, picked up the glass, and took a sip.

"Cough cough..." The liquor in Daxia is still too strong.

"Drink slowly!" I pulled out a tissue and handed it to her.

"It's too pungent."

It's a matter of habit.

“Mr. Zheng!” Jill approached at this moment, accompanied by an elderly foreign man.

He only came over after everything was alright. I ignored him and put a xiaolongbao (soup dumpling) on ​​Annie's plate.

“Um…this is Mr. Pete, the chairman of the film festival organizing committee! He would like to invite you to be a judge.”

I remained unmoved.

Annie reached out and tugged at my sleeve; I guess this judge's role was very important to her.

I glanced at her; she had a pleading look on her face.

I then turned around and said, "I don't know anything about movies."

Pete: "It's okay! We just need Mr. Zheng's objective evaluation."

As he spoke, he pushed a black judge's badge towards me.

Annie's eyes were practically watering from watching.

"Is it good?"

Anne: "This is black gold, one vote is worth ten votes."

Meanwhile, many celebrities around them were also looking over, their eyes filled with fervor.

I reached out and took the tag: "Thank you, Mr. Pete! Would you like to sit down and have a drink?"

"I won't bother Mr. Zheng any longer. I'll send someone to pick you up when the conference starts tomorrow."

I nodded, and then Pete left with Jill.

I'm a bit confused. What do they mean by asking me to be a judge?

Just because the biggest gang in the area is afraid of me?

Despite being in public, Anne leaned against me:

“Mr. Zheng! I find you to be incredibly profound. I am so lucky.”

She's incredibly lucky; look at the female celebrities around her, they're all eager to come over.

Those who came with me, in particular, looked so regretful!

"How about we go to the Bojin City shopping mall across the street after dinner?"

"Oh?" I glanced across at the sign opposite, which displayed both dice and playing cards.

It seems this thing is legal here.

If you don't make money off the Americans, you're a fool.

What I can't see is the grid, which is similar to perspective.

"good!"

When we finished eating and went to pay the bill, the waiter said that someone had covered all my expenses here.

I decided to leave it at that and took Annie out of the hotel, heading straight for the Bojin City across the street.

As soon as I entered, I felt a buzzing sound; the place was packed with people.

The first floor had electronic gambling machines. I exchanged 10,000 yuan for chips, and Annie even joked with me, "Afraid of losing?"

"Oh? I'm here to win money, why would I exchange so much?"

Anne couldn't help but smile: "Is your confidence innate? I like it, though."

She still didn't believe it.

"Let's go to the second floor!"

If I were on the first floor, I would bully them. After all, I'm the number one hacker. Hacking into machines like this is child's play for me.

The people here must know this too.

We went up to the second floor, and there were quite a few different things there.

I went to the dice table first. The dealer shook the dice cup three times and then let people place their bets.

Should we buy the big one or the small one?

Which one will lose more money?

"Points, of course."

I immediately pushed my 10,000 chips to six.

"Huh? Aren't you afraid of losing anyway?"

I smiled.

"Open!" The dealer lifted the cup, one, two, three, exactly six.

"Wow!" Annie couldn't help but exclaim, "You're so accurate!"

"I guessed!"

Even the dealer couldn't help but glance at me.

I've been a bit too high-profile.

Next, I started trading, losing small amounts and winning big.

After several rounds, I've already won over two million.

When someone figured out the trick and started betting against me, I stood up and moved to the poker area.

I can see not only everyone's hole cards, but also the cards in the deck.

It was still a case of small losses and big wins. Annie, sitting on the sidelines, was like she was on a rollercoaster, screaming one moment and sighing the next.

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