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

Zhang San and his group returned to Los Angeles in a grand procession. Compared to the cold and gloomy weather in Seattle, Zhang San still preferred the sunshine in California.

"Hey, what are they doing?"

Upon hearing He Meitian's words, Zhang San turned his head and said, "Oh, around this time last year, the Rodney incident happened here, and quite a few people died."

"Huh? You seem completely unconcerned about whether they live or die?"

"Hehe..." Zhang San said, surprised that He Meitian had any sympathy. "I can't even take care of my own affairs. What do other people's affairs have to do with me? In North America, the most important thing is not to meddle in other people's business."

He thought for a moment and then said, "In North America, don't go out after dark. When you do go out, don't stop while driving. No matter what's in front of you, just run it over. Don't open the door to strangers here. If someone comes, be prepared with your weapons immediately."

"Last year, those people attacked innocent people. In situations like that, you need to be able to protect yourself. How about I take you shooting in a few days?"

Seeing the excited yet fearful expressions on the two women's faces, Zhang San knew that they were still very much looking forward to it.

Soon, they arrived at Zhang San's villa in Beverly Hills. He had bought all the villas in the surrounding area and combined them together to house his group of bodyguards.

That way it'll be safer; he's someone who values ​​his life.

When he arrived home, he saw Guan Meiren coming out. She was naturally very happy to see Zhang San return and immediately hugged him. Her expression was truly affectionate.

"You're being so enthusiastic, I can't take it all in," Zhang San said, somewhat puzzled. It had been quite a while since they'd last seen each other.

However, he soon received a message that the game company had been found, although he didn't know if it was the company he was looking for.

"You mean it's called Silicon & Synapse? Since it was founded by three students, it must be them. Just send me the funds, and also your bills, send them to my email. After I confirm, I'll transfer the money to you."

He was surprised that the other party found the target so quickly. He was amazed by their efficiency; it was simply unbelievable.

He just wanted to buy a game company to play around with. In this era, entertainment was just starting out, and many games still had very poor graphics.

Upon arriving at the villa, he began by enjoying lunch. Indeed, in North America, flying was faster; as for trains, well…

In the afternoon, Zhang San opened his email and found the information he wanted, which he then carefully read.

It was founded on February 8, 1991, by three graduates of UCLA under the name Silicon & Synapse.

With a development budget of $40,000 and four months of development time, they developed a game called RPM Racing for the Super Famicom.

A year later, they released their first big-budget game on the Super Nintendo Entertainment System (SNES): The Lost Vikings.

The information was very simple. After looking at it, Zhang San felt that this was probably the company. In that case, he figured he could just let someone else acquire it.

Over the past few years, Zhang San has acquired numerous companies, including MCA, MS, Amazing, Pixar, and several banks; in addition, he also owns shares in many listed companies.

Under his instructions, Yong An Insurance and Yong An Fund entered Wall Street. Unlike other foreign companies that entered Wall Street, they were very discreet, afraid that others would not know they had arrived. Instead, they did not choose the World Trade Center, but bought a floor outside the New York Financial District for their offices. This was not because they had money to burn; it was also an investment. It should be said that New York's housing prices are still very stable.

As for which stocks to buy, of course it's Coca-Cola, Walmart... Just follow the stock market guru. As for other stocks, forget about them.

Looking back over the years, apart from Pixar's investment (burning money), Marvel Comics has broken even. Since there weren't so many messy things, this comic book company has actually been rejuvenated.

Moreover, apart from the little spider that was not retrieved, the other Marvel comics characters gradually returned to the hands of Marvel Comics.

With that thought in mind, he picked up the phone and called MCA. MCA had its own negotiation team, and as the boss, he naturally wanted to entrust this matter to his own negotiation team.

When asked to come and acquire such a small company with a neurological connection, Zhang San's highest offer was four million US dollars. If the other party agreed, that would be best; if not, then he could only offer five million US dollars.

Given their current situation, after the acquisition, they will naturally need to inject at least one million US dollars for its normal operation.

He's currently writing a comic script, which is what they call it in Japan; in mainland China, it's called a story outline. Anyway, it doesn't matter what it's called; what matters is the content.

He has written seven outlines, which he needs to finish in the next few days, and then register the copyrights; once all that is done, he will sign a licensing agreement with Marvel to jointly develop the film and television adaptation rights for his five novels.

Public matters are public matters, and private matters are private matters; they should not be confused.

His seven outlines are: The Little Sorcerer's Apprentice and the Philosopher's Stone, The Little Sorcerer's Apprentice and the Chamber of Secrets, The Little Sorcerer's Apprentice and the Prisoner of Azkaban, The Little Sorcerer's Apprentice and the Goblet of Fire, The Little Sorcerer's Apprentice and the Order of the Phoenix, The Little Sorcerer's Apprentice and "The Half-Blood Prince", and The Little Sorcerer's Apprentice and the Deathly Hallows.

The outline is easy to write. He can't write the novel, so he can leave the rest of the setting and story content to Marvel Comics to expand. As the boss, he can't do everything himself. Otherwise, what's the point of being a boss? Isn't it all for enjoyment?

Zhang San has seven copies of the manuscript and is preparing to register them with the copyright bureau tomorrow.

Looking at the seven drafts, he felt truly degenerate. Other transmigrators could write all sorts of novels, while he could only write a few. These seven outlines were only written because he had watched the movies and read the novels, and had a deep memory of them.

As for feeling guilty, there is none. However, I heard that the lady was living a very difficult life and had a daughter to raise.

After Zhang San and others publish their comics and gain widespread popularity, they will then ask that lady to write the novel. As for why they do this...

This is related to some bad rumors. I heard that the woman is very shrewd and also quite troublesome.

Zhang San is a lazy person, and such a person is afraid of trouble. Since he knows there will be trouble, he will naturally deal with it.

Once he holds the copyright, he can approach the other party, who will naturally not refuse. At that point, the other party will know that the copyright is not in his hands and will not cause trouble.