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

In 1990, Tokyo wasn't so hot; the Caribbean wasn't a national alliance or a pirate nation; "Ippon-do" simply meant "one road"; X-beans were still unknown, and 91 was just a number.

However, in the island nation, Kameyama, who would later become one of the island's top ten richest men, was beginning his legendary journey.

This big shot started out in Japan by opening six video stores. Then he discovered that movies were profitable, so he prepared to make movies. But he didn't have the money. At the urging of his friends, he made a movie that everyone liked and that had a very low budget.

He went to great lengths to investigate the public's preferred tastes, which shows he was a shrewd and talented person. Later, he even brought these films with Buddhist warnings to the internet, making him a true genius among geniuses.

Downloading a movie from his website costs the equivalent of 30 to 40 RMB, which explains why he is one of the top ten richest people.

When Zhang San recalled this news, he was also surprised by the other party's history of making a fortune. In his previous life, he also investigated the relevant information about Tokyo is very hot, Caribbean, and Ichijo, and found that they were all North American California companies. What does this mean?

Originally, he thought he couldn't disgrace the Chinese people, that he should be an upright person and make money properly, but now, he... no, his brother-in-law, is very suitable to be a boss in the Holy Valley; because this brother-in-law, damn it, has no acting skills, yet wants to be an actor, and that kind of forward-backward-forward movement is more suitable for him.

And it's also a way to make money; turning him into one of the top ten richest people in the island nation will definitely not be a problem.

He's destined to be the male protagonist of a future online novel; the saying "starting with a brother-in-law, making a fortune selling DVDs" probably describes him perfectly.

Allen felt a chill and shivered. He blankly looked away from the TV and saw his brother-in-law looking at him with amusement. Although he didn't understand the phrase "there are always treacherous subjects trying to harm me," he grasped its essence.

"Stephen, what are you looking at me for?"

Helen and Jessica turned their gazes to Zhang San, who gave an awkward smile and said, "Allen, you became an actor to become famous, but what for?"

"Yeah, of course it's money, Mane, who doesn't like that!" Allen paused for a second, then quickly revealed his ultimate goal.

"Allen, why not just get Mane directly, instead of making him an actor first?"

Zhang San began to coax him patiently, like a weasel about to successfully steal a chicken, looking at his brother-in-law with an innocent and harmless expression.

"Oh right, Stephen, is there a way to make money?"

"Of course, I have a way."

Zhang San then expressed his thoughts, and his reasons were quite compelling.

"The island nation is experiencing a stock market crash, and its bubble economy has collapsed. We are going there to save countless young girls from poverty. We will go there to film movies and then sell them. Don't you think that's a great idea?"

Inside the room, three people looked at Zhang San with strange eyes, as if they were looking at a scumbag.

"Oh, what's wrong? Even if we don't do it this way, they'll still go to Shibuya, or stand on the street..." Zhang San stopped talking and then asked a question: "Which is harder, a streetwalker who serves one person and earns 200,000 yen, or one who serves twenty people and earns 200,000 yen?"

Helen and Jessica gave each other a disgusted look, then after thinking for a moment, said, "Of course, twenty people."

Allen nodded, agreeing with the two women.

"As long as we offer a reasonable price, we can provide them with a warm haven for a short time."

Would Zhang San do such a thing? Of course not, he's an upright person who doesn't follow the usual path.

"Don't worry about losing money, don't worry about losing money, we want to keep the best of them; I'll cover the costs, you just need to find the actors."

"We'll register the company in the San Fernando Valley (San Fernando Valley, lots of men?), then you can go to Japan to film, no one will dare to interfere. I've already thought of company names, let's register several: TOKYO VERY HOT, THE ONE WORD, what do you think?"

Encouraged by Zhang San, Allen was a little excited. He was a pure-hearted guy from Phoenix, but this time he was going to play such a big game. Life is full of surprises.

Of course there will be surprises! You'll be in charge of managing Yahoo! Japan from now on. It's a company with a market value of four or five hundred billion US dollars, which will have a much longer lifespan than Yahoo! Japan in North America, and it will develop better and have greater potential.

The next day, seeing that the three were all ready to go but didn't leave the house, Zhang San felt that they were not worth his time.

"I had a lawyer handle the company registration. Your team is terrible."

Zhang San complained a bit over the phone, then told the three of them to just wait for news at home. Although Zhang San was very free now, it was because people from two major groups were carrying out their plans in an orderly manner under his strategic arrangements.

At 3 p.m., the registration materials were delivered. Then, he gave Zhang San a strange look. If Zhang San were the one registering, he would probably be suspicious that a billionaire would do something like this.

Zhang San understood the meaning in the other person's eyes. Although he was a little embarrassed, he still gave a polite smile.

After seeing the lawyer off, he also had to send the three of them to an island nation.

"I've already arranged for someone to go to the island nation with you. Good luck."

Helen had no desire to go to that country, but before she could even realize it, she had already become a member of this small group.

"Once we get there, we'll rent a place in the suburbs as an office, then place recruitment ads for actresses in the newspaper, and then..."

"I will arrange for the MCA's office there to find some behind-the-scenes personnel for you to work with."

"I have some scripts here, you can take a look. I've already registered the copyright."

The previous arrangements for the Tokyo Hot Trio seemed normal enough, but upon hearing the script, they broke down.

"Stephen, that's enough."

Helen wondered if the man in front of her was still the same man. She didn't know there was a saying in mainland China: "Have some decency."

It's a pity she didn't know, otherwise she would have responded to his strange idea in this way.

"This is business. There's no right or wrong, only profit. These scripts of ours are written according to their habits. If anyone dares to remake something similar, they'll face the wrath of the Buddha."

Zhang San seemed to be talking about something very important, making it impossible to see the problem on his face.

In his view, as long as he can make money, that's all that matters; and he's not the only one who wants to do this, this industry is very lucrative, the cost is less than 100,000, all you need is filming equipment and a few actors willing to dedicate themselves to art.

It can be two actors 1v1, or three actors 2v1, or even 1v2. Of course, more is also possible. In short, it depends on the other party's willingness.

Although they said no, their actions betrayed them, especially Allen, who felt he could cosplay the details with Jessica.