In an American comic book world, you start with a horse charm.

Because of these problems, Miller can no longer rely on these two universally recognized good guys in the Marvel universe and can only look for other ways to gain reputation points.

What methods are available to significantly increase reputation points?

Miller got out of bed, walked to his desk, took out paper and pen, and began to think about the problem.

Miller currently knows that the condition for gaining reputation points is to evoke strong emotions in someone, such as gratitude, curiosity, or hatred. However, it seems that each person can only provide reputation points once, and it's not possible to repeatedly gain reputation points from one person.

As a doctor, Miller usually receives a lot of gratitude from his clients, but because his consultation fees are so high, it's rare for patients to express much appreciation. In a month, Miller's reputation points rarely exceed twenty, even though patients' families do express some degree of gratitude—though it's not always genuine gratitude…

As for lowering consultation fees or even providing free treatment…

Miller's month-long experience in the gang was not voluntary. It was because Miller initially chose low-priced or even free treatment in order to gain reputation that he attracted a large number of gang members to come for treatment, which brought Miller into the sights of that gang leader.

He was soon taken directly to the gang's basement, where his daily task was to treat the gang members. Because Miller's treatments were indeed very effective, they respected him to some extent. But to expect these gang members to thank a prisoner he had captured? That was undoubtedly a pipe dream.

Miller only gained a little bit of reputation points over that month.

If it weren't for the sudden appearance of an unsung hero who started cracking down on the gang and taking down all the leaders of the gang that kidnapped Miller, Miller might have stayed in that gang for a very long time.

The first thing Miller did after leaving the gang was to find a backer. Knowing the plot, Miller knew that the Vice President's daughter had lost a leg in an accident, and that he was even willing to join a terrorist organization for his daughter's sake. So, he probably wouldn't refuse to be Miller's backer.

Given Miller's reputation in the slums, the Vice President, with a "nothing to lose" mentality, allowed Miller to try treatment.

When he discovered that Miller had indeed cured his daughter, he kept his promise and introduced Miller to the hospital where he now worked. This is why Miller holds a special position at this hospital—he has connections and ability (as indicated by the horse talisman).

Furthermore, the Vice President introduced Miller to many clients, which is why Miller's reputation in "high society" surpassed that of Dr. Strange in just two months, making him the most outstanding doctor in New York.

If we don't use the healing abilities of the Horse Talisman, are there any other ways to gain a large amount of reputation points?

After thinking for a while, Miller wrote down on a piece of paper the professions that could bring him a lot of fame, based on his impressions.

1. Celebrities (Representative figure: Leonardo DiCaprio)

2. Politicians (representative figure: Donald Trump)

3. Billionaires (representative figure: Elon Musk)

4. Host (representative figure: Allen)

5. Director (representative figure: Steven Spielberg)

6. Authors (representative figure: J.K. Rowling)

7. Teacher (a representative figure, in everyone's heart)

Knowing his own situation, Miller wisely crossed out the options for celebrity, politician, host, and teacher.

Directing is currently on hold. Making a film isn't difficult, but releasing it is quite troublesome, and the results are slow to materialize. More importantly, it's a skill-dependent endeavor. While many of Miller's classic films from his past life don't exist in this world, he only remembers the general plot. Relying on that limited memory to create a compelling film is highly questionable.

The same applies to the writing profession. Works like *Harry Potter*, *Twilight*, *The Lord of the Rings*, and *Game of Thrones* are renowned, but Miller doesn't believe he can replicate them simply by watching their films and television series. However, if there's really no other way, he can only try this approach first.

Should we start by focusing on the wealthy?

Compared to those truly wealthy people, Miller's money is nothing.

Perhaps we can learn from the Forbes list from our past lives and create our own Miller list, which would make us famous overnight.

Wait a minute, the Marvel world now is not like Miller's previous life. In the Marvel world, the rich can't live up to this title without some real skills.

How about learning from Tony Stark and becoming a playboy?

But Tony Stark wasn't famous for being a playboy; he was famous because he was a genius scientist who was also a playboy.

Donate to charity?

Who knows how much of the donated money will actually reach those in need? And how many charitable organizations have gone bankrupt?

Why not make it yourself?

I have both money and time. As for trustworthy people, hiring them should be enough. It seems like I can also avoid taxes. Hmm, this looks promising.

However, after carefully reviewing the information, Miller soon discovered that there were many restrictions on private charitable activities in the United States, and that he did not have the qualifications to establish a charitable organization.

Looking at the paper in his hand, Miller was extremely frustrated. It was too difficult for ordinary people in this world to become famous. They either had to be talented or able to create a spectacle.

...A prank?!

Looking at the words "celebrity," "charity," and "wealth" on the paper in his hand, as well as the prank he had just pulled, Miller suddenly thought of someone: in his past life, the YouTuber with the most subscribers and the most views on YouTube in the United States—Mr. Beast.

After gaining massive attention through various high-cost, high-contrast, and extreme challenge videos, he also began to engage in philanthropy.

His videos feature many projects that require a large number of challengers to participate in, and the tense and exciting activities also affect the emotions of these challengers. Isn't this exactly what Miller wants?

The only downside was that it would require a lot of money. Miller, who was always frugal, felt a little heartache at the thought of it. But when he looked at his account, he found that thanks to the two hundred million dollars he invested in Stark Industries, Miller now had more money than he could ever spend in his lifetime.

For Miller, what could be more worthwhile than using that money to gain reputation points, and then using those reputation points to buy talismans to increase his strength?

Realizing this, Miller immediately told Pepper about his plan and asked her to help him build a professional team. According to Miller, this was to fulfill a childhood dream.

After carefully understanding Miller's ideas, Pepper felt that Miller had too much money and nowhere to spend it, but she had to admit that the plan was indeed very attractive, so the two reached a cooperation agreement.

Miller was responsible for providing the money, ideas, and personnel, while Pepper was responsible for ensuring that Miller's videos could be seen by more people.

As for why Miller thought of asking Pepper to help build the team.

Miller spent $200 million to buy Stark Industries stock. Excluding specialized investment funds, Miller is now essentially the largest individual shareholder of Stark Industries besides Tony Stark and Pepper Potts. (Obadiah's shares have already been transferred to Tony Stark.)

Before the project officially started, Miller took a long leave from the hospital. After all, as the best doctor in the United States, some people in the United States need to know his location and be able to contact him at any time.