Reborn in America, I'm serious about making money.

"I'm going to make a movie, I think everyone will like it."

On his homepage, Zhang San left the following statement: In North America, he became famous for his philanthropy and his investigation into New Age antitrust cases.

It's always surprising to see a world-class billionaire making movies; however, considering his past actions and online comments, we know this guy really is going to make movies.

In the vast and boundless online world, a shocking piece of news spread like wildfire: Zhang San is going to make a movie!

This news was like a lightning bolt that ripped through the sky, instantly attracting the intense attention of countless netizens. They left comments under the related news articles, and the sheer number of them was like a surging tide.

This message was like a boulder thrown into a calm lake, creating ripples that caused a stir across the entire internet.

A heated debate ensued over whether Zhang San could successfully make an excellent film, with various opinions mingling to create a lively and exciting discussion.

Surprisingly, most people don't seem to be optimistic about Zhang San's attempt to enter the film industry.

"What secrets might be hidden in the mind of someone who works with high technology? Perhaps it's like a computer screen flashing with countless 0s and 1s!" someone speculated.

"Although this person may have a certain degree of talent and experience in other fields, film is, after all, an extremely complex and challenging art form. It demands not only expertise in one area, but also skills and abilities in multiple fields," another person chimed in.

"Has this person ever taken any art-related courses?" someone suddenly asked.

"It's obvious that he hasn't received systematic and comprehensive film production training. He's completely clueless about key aspects such as plot arrangement, character development, and skillful use of camera language!" This last sentence seemed to put a period to the discussion, and many people commented in agreement.

Zhang San looked at the overwhelming comments on the screen, a slight, calm smile playing on his lips. These negative reviews didn't ignite his anger.

He knew full well that he really couldn't make movies, but so what? He had money. And just because he lacked talent didn't mean others lacked talent. He had money to hire producers and directors. Moreover, he had another advantage: while others might have to analyze and investigate when choosing films, which was particularly troublesome, he didn't have to go through that trouble because he had seen quite a few movies.

Prior to this, he registered a film company called Stephen Entertainment.

He was determined to use his financial power to prove his abilities to everyone. But before that, he needed to write a script. He had come up with a movie series, a movie about cars, called "Fast & Furious."

While Zhang San was busy, his actions were also spread on the Internet, once again arousing heated discussions among many people.

"My God, this guy actually registered an entertainment company? Doesn't he know how ruthless this industry is? If this continues, won't he lose everything and go bankrupt?" someone exclaimed in surprise.

"Yeah, I heard he even wrote a movie about racing! I don't know if he just blindly followed suit after seeing others succeed, it's utterly ridiculous..." another person chimed in.

"Judging from the script alone, this movie is utterly bland and unoriginal. How can it possibly capture the audience's attention?" someone else commented dismissively.

"In my opinion, making this movie is just burning money. Those investors are going to suffer huge losses this time! Oh right, could the investor be him? If so, then it doesn't matter." Someone suddenly realized this problem.

"The film market today is incredibly turbulent, with fierce competition. For a film of this caliber to break through and make a profit is nothing short of a pipe dream!" someone pessimistically asserted.

"Making a movie? What a joke! This is a bottomless pit that will only make people sink deeper and deeper, and in the end, bankruptcy will be the only option for them!" Some people mocked mercilessly.

"Besides, this film is clearly just following the trend, it has no unique features of its own, and it's only a matter of time before it goes bankrupt." In the end, someone came to the conclusion.

"In Hollywood, there's an ironclad rule: you can't make a movie with your own money, haha... He probably doesn't know what it feels like to lose money, does he?"

"Maybe they've lost too much money and don't care anymore."

After the boss decided to invest in making a movie, many people naturally came to help him with his work. In particular, Robert's group quickly devoted themselves to studying the movie script written by Zhang San.

However, after some discussion, everyone felt the script was mediocre and lacked any real highlights. Facing the questioning gazes of the audience, Zhang San, standing on the stage, calmly began to explain the film's unique aspects: "Ladies and gentlemen, what truly captivates us in this film is neither the plot nor the actors, but the vehicles themselves!"

Zhang San knew perfectly well that luxury sports cars held an irresistible allure for most viewers. Therefore, he confidently continued, "These luxury cars are precisely the biggest highlight of this film! We will bring together a large number of top-of-the-line vehicles for filming, ensuring everyone experiences what a true car extravaganza is!"

Undoubtedly, such an extremely luxurious lifestyle will arouse the strong curiosity and voyeuristic desire of ordinary people, making them willingly pay to go to the cinema to find out what's going on—this is Zhang San's deepest plan.

Moreover, Zhang San knew that filming this movie would require a large number of expensive cars. So, a brilliant idea popped into his head: why not get the car manufacturers to sponsor it? After all, for these car companies, showcasing their products in a movie would undoubtedly be an excellent promotional opportunity.

Zhang San thought to himself, "To save costs, we have to rely on these car dealers. We just need to tell them that we are preparing a movie featuring luxury cars and hope to get their sponsorship. If they agree to cooperate, we will arrange special shots to showcase their vehicles."

Obviously, Zhang San couldn't possibly afford to buy so many vehicles for the crash and destruction scenes out of his own pocket. However, by attracting other investors to participate in the project, he could significantly reduce the financial burden on himself. Even better, if a sequel to the film series were to be released in the future, he could continue to seek funding from these sponsors.

Furthermore, Zhang San, on a sudden inspiration, added, "And what's more, I can even include a scene in the movie where a competitor's vehicle crashes into another vehicle!"

In this way, the tension and entertainment value of the plot can be increased, and the sponsors can be cleverly suppressed by their competitors, which is a double-edged sword.