Reborn in 2010, the AI ​​in my mind is too powerful.

As the saying goes, good fortune never comes in pairs, but it is possible for three good things to happen at the same time.

Chen Yiran received three pieces of good news within two days. The first of all was, of course, an interview with Time magazine.

Although we live in the internet age, in 2011, the cover of Time magazine was still the most influential media endorsement in the world.

In Silicon Valley's tech circles, not many people have actually graced the cover of Time magazine.

Even fewer Chinese people boarded the ship. Previously, it was mostly political figures, such as the transport team leader and his wife.

Chen Yiran will be the first Chinese entrepreneur to appear on the cover of a major Asian publication. If his popularity doesn't wane in the second half of the year, he has a chance to compete for Person of the Year in this peaceful year.

The second piece of good news is that Olsen is coming. They had originally planned to meet at the end of the month to go to Morocco. However, Chen Yiran has been incredibly popular lately, and Tesla's stock has recently surged, earning Olsen the nickname "little stock market guru" at home. Olsen decided to come early to give Chen Yiran some gifts.

Ironically, because Chen Yiran interacted with Musk at the press conference, Tesla's stock has been soaring ever since, causing many short sellers to jump off buildings.

The third piece of good news is the gift Olsen brought.

She's a smart girl; she clearly realized last time that Chen Yiran's target was D'Addario. Afterwards, she actually took the initiative to befriend him, and they got along quite well.

After Chen Yiran became famous, she tricked Dada into coming over and staying with her until the end of the month when they went to Morocco.

Moreover, Olsen made it very clear that since Daddario had come, it was a natural progression.

Daddario's family wasn't extremely wealthy, but they certainly weren't middle-class either.

Her grandfather served as a member of the House of Representatives for 12 years, but her father was just a prosecutor in New York.

By the time of D'Addario's generation, all three of his children were actors.

From a social status perspective, this family has definitely fallen from its social class.

After getting to know them, Chen Yiran understood the reason: this family might really be a bit simple-minded, not very bright.

On her way home from the airport, Daddario made a mistake when she mistook Chen Yiran for a Japanese person and asked about traditional Chinese medicine in Japan.

Fortunately, after the explanation, the apology was very sincere, so Chen Yiran didn't say anything more.

But then she started asking frantically if she knew any skilled traditional Chinese medicine practitioners.

She showed an unusual curiosity about acupuncture, confidently claiming that a clinic in New York's Chinatown cured her cold with acupuncture when she was a child.

In the past, for the sake of his younger brother Chen Yiran, he would usually just go along with the stereotypes and let it go. After all, it was just for fun and not for marriage, so there was no need to insist on getting to know each other.

But Chen Yiran now only wants physical attraction, not emotional connection, and is too lazy to keep up with Daddario's unpredictable pace.

Olsen gave Chen Yiran a reassuring look, then changed the subject and chatted casually with Daddario.

Once home, Chen Yiran understood what Olsen meant.

Upon seeing the three dogs, Daddario immediately devised a plan to subdue them.

Pidan was very helpful, making Daddario all smiles, his facial features all over the place.

After receiving Chen Yiran's invitation to play together, Mocha and Latte also came over to interact.

Daddario took the ball and went into the yard to interact with the three dogs.

Olson came over to boast: "How about that? I'm pretty good, right? She's going to film a movie in June, a horror movie, The Texas Serial Killer. I persuaded her to come with us to Europe to relax. That girl's pretty naive, you'll definitely succeed."

All the unspoken words were condensed into one sentence from Chen Yiran: "You're so sexy!"

"What, you don't like it? Given your recent reputation, and the fact that you've indeed earned me the title of 'little stock market guru' at home, I'm prepared to fulfill my promise ahead of schedule. As long as you can handle Dada, I'll agree to three people."

"No, can't you take the initiative to talk to her? Why do you have to do it yourself?"

Olsen stared wide-eyed at the shameless man before him: "You scoundrel, why don't you just say you don't want to move at all, you just want to lie down!"

"That works too."

"Hmph, fine, if I get Dada on my side, the two of us will drain you dry."

"Why don't you give it a try?"

Olsen stopped talking about the bed mess and asked about the latest big news.

"Hurry up and tell me in detail why you refused that 30 billion. Why would Apple offer you so much money? Will you eventually take over Apple? Everyone's saying you're Steve Jobs's chosen successor."

"What?! I'm his successor? Isn't that underestimating me?"

"Then tell me, what exactly happened?"

"I'm too lazy to repeat myself. Just listen to my interview tomorrow."

"You're going to do an interview? Which magazine is it?"

"A small magazine, Time magazine."

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Time Magazine usually finalizes its cover story lineup every Tuesday. After the Doubao launch event, Time Magazine decided to choose Chen Yiran as the cover star in early June, when the influence of the AI ​​Year One was spreading throughout the world.

However, Jobs' interview forced Time magazine to change its plans and urgently put Chen Yiran on the cover three days later, so time was very tight.

What's really frustrating is that, despite the urgency, Time magazine explicitly stated that it would take a full four hours in the morning to shoot the cover.

All I need is a photo—in the study, by the pool, while eating, holding a preserved egg, walking a dog, or walking three dogs.

The Time magazine photographers used almost every prop available in Chen Yiran's home, and finally tentatively agreed with him to use the third photo taken earlier as the cover.

I treated the staff to lunch at noon, and in the afternoon, Lev Gross, chief technology writer and editor of Time magazine, began interviewing Chen Yiran.

Time magazine's style is indeed quite different. Gross's first question wasn't about the 30 billion dollars that the onlookers were concerned about, but rather: "Introduce your three dogs. I feel you particularly like the one at your feet?"

[Stay calm and collected, (๑•̀ㅂ•́)و✧, that's how these reporters keep asking their questions.]

"There is definitely some favoritism involved. I bought this dog in Delaware before I came to Silicon Valley. It followed me across the United States and was my first dog."

"But we don't see this in your business portfolio. We understand that your first product was almost entirely custom-made for Microsoft to maximize profits?"

Chen Yiran was a little annoyed. These old reporters really knew how to stir things up. It seemed like no matter how she answered this question, it would be a little inappropriate.