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"Crack!"

Just as everyone was preparing to leave, the sound of a camera clicking suddenly rang out.

"who!"

Everyone was immediately shocked. The fastest-reacting blue-eyed black man, Lemuel Bridger, flashed in front of Sue, who was taking pictures, and reached out to grab her.

Chokehold, chokehold again.

Sue remained unmoved with a smile, while Lemuel Bridger's hand stopped moving.

A silver kunai was pressed against Lemuel Bridger's neck. Although it was only a slight contact, the sizzling sound made him dare not move.

Olivia stood beside Sue, holding the other end of the kunai (the dino), and smiled as she reminded Lemuel Bridger, "Tsk tsk tsk, don't move around, or my hand will shake."

Lemuel Bridger was subdued, and the others rushed forward to help, but a black panther and a black cat suddenly appeared from Sue's side and blocked their way.

The atmosphere instantly became tense.

"Your judgment is very accurate. How did you know he was a vampire?" Su asked Olivia with a smile.

Olivia shrugged: "He's the only one here who never shows up during the day."

Su nodded: "Vampires like him are easy to kill. Garlic and holy water have some effect on him. Silver can weaken his power, and sunlight, or piercing his heart with a wooden stake, can kill him completely. But you should have noticed, his eyes are special. Because the medium next to him gave him a special energy that allows him to absorb the emotions or feelings of others through touch, instead of living by drinking blood like other vampires."

Chapter 149 The World's Most Extraordinary Residence

"It's a pity it's a male." Su looked at the surprised Lemuel Bridger and clicked his tongue with some regret. The way Luna and Christo transformed meant that the supernatural pet park he wanted to create could only contain female or female supernatural creatures.

Lemuel Bridger was speechless. What did he mean by "it's a pity he's a man"? Was this sexism?

“Let me introduce you.” Sue bypassed Lemuel Bridger and looked at the woman who had just said she wanted to make cookies: “Mildered, the witch.”

The gaze shifted.

“Hilda the medium”.

"Tiger-man Priest".

"A pawnshop owner, an ordinary human being."

"Joe, the angel who secretly left Heaven and hid on Earth."

"A half-human, half-demon hybrid, Joe's lover, Hammer."

Su named them by name one by one. With each name she mentioned, their expressions grew more somber and serious, especially Qiao and Chui. Although they had kept the secret with everyone, no one knew their true identities. After all, everyone has their own secrets, and as long as they don't do anything to harm others, no one will pry.

Olivia wasn't interested in angels or half-demons; instead, she looked at the priest and asked, "Tiger-men? Like werewolves and leopard-men?"

Su nodded: "Like Christo, it is a relatively rare breed."

"Why didn't you say it's a pity he's a guy?" Olivia teased curiously.

Su smiled but did not explain. Although tiger-men were rare, the pastor was not the only one. He remembered that in the second season of Midnight in Texas, there was a supernatural gladiatorial arena. The daughter of the arena manager had a relationship with one of the tiger-men and became pregnant. Later, she ran to the church in Midnight Town and gave birth to a tiger-man daughter.

So there's no need to keep an eye on the priest; the tiger-woman will appear naturally when the time is right.

"What is your purpose in coming to Midnight Town?!" the tiger priest asked calmly.

Sue gestured for Olivia to release Lemuel Bridger, who, without making any rash moves, cautiously turned back to the group.

"Let me introduce myself. My name is Su Shi, and these are Olivia, Luna, and Christo. They were a bit awkward after their transformation, and I think the priest understands that, so we'll have them meet you again sometime." Su Shi smiled and then said, "I'd like to buy a piece of land in Midnight Town, preferably a large one. I want to build a manor. I should ask you for help with this; could you help me make some connections?"

Sue looked at the only ordinary human, Bob Winthrop.

"Would you change your mind if I refused?"

"will not."

“Then I can only help you.” Bob Winthrop shrugged.

"I won't let you work for nothing." Madam Su smiled and added, "Oh, and I also want that abandoned hotel on the street corner. After all, I need a place to stay temporarily."

After saying that, Su waved his hand and started throwing money around again.

It has to be said that this way of throwing money is quite shocking. The sheer volume of money being thrown out is impressive enough, let alone the fact that it appears out of thin air.

“It’s all real money. If you need more, just ask me anytime.” Su smiled at Bobo Winthrop and stepped back slightly.

At the same time, the space behind him began to distort, and layers of ripples enveloped Su and the others, disappearing in the blink of an eye as the distortion occurred.

The space returned to normal, and everyone looked at each other in silence.

Bob Winthrop picked up the money and examined it: "It's real money, so he really wants to buy a hotel and land here to build a manor?"

The group remained silent, mainly because they didn't know what to say. Su's display of skill had indeed made them feel uneasy and wary, especially given his complete knowledge of their identities, which made them hesitant to take any rash actions. Moreover, they needed to process many things, such as the identities of Qiao and Hammer.

In a room of the hotel, Su appeared with Olivia and the others. This hotel was not the one he had mentioned buying earlier, but a small, normally operating hotel in the town, where Olivia had been staying for the past few days.

There's not much to say about buying land and hotels; Bob Winthrop will handle it. This supernatural creature team won't completely trust them so quickly, and there's no need for them to take the initiative for the time being. So, for the next few days, Sue and Olivia spent their time surveying the terrain near the town to see where it would be suitable to build a manor.

Occasionally, when we eat at the restaurant, we greet other people normally and chat for a few minutes. We don't distance ourselves from each other, but we're not too close either; we just interact normally.

After a few days, the supernatural creature team felt more at ease with them. On the one hand, they felt that there was nothing wrong with them after contacting them. On the other hand, Sue deliberately tasted the cookies made by the witch Mildred and found that they neither vomited nor had diarrhea, nor did they taste anything special.

Finally, Bob Winthrop told them some good news: the abandoned hotel on the corner had been bought by the Su family, and the large plot of land that the Su family and Olivia had chosen had also been officially acquired, and construction could begin immediately.

Olivia, who often came to the restaurant, asked Sue, "Should we have the designer come over?"

After thinking for a moment, Su shook her head: "Forget it, we can just have the people here do some simple renovations for the hotel. As for the manor, I have an idea."

In his spare time these past few days, he's been thinking about what kind of program he should make to increase his influence. After much thought, he came up with an American TV series.

To be precise, it's a documentary called The World's Most Extraordinary Residences.

This is a show about conceiving extraordinary homes through architecture. Simply put, it's about building houses, but in terms of artistry, imagination, and luxury, it's different from ordinary house building.

Su thought it was worth a try. After all, his own estate needed design and construction anyway. If it were made into a program, with several famous designers selected to design plans and a champion chosen to build an extraordinary residence, it would be quite a gimmick, right?

Even if the show doesn't become a hit and doesn't increase his influence much, at least the manor will satisfy him. At the same time, the manor's budget and the show's expenses will greatly increase his costs, making him spend more money.

When Sue told Olivia about this idea, her first reaction was disbelief—not because the idea itself was so outlandish, but because she hadn't expected Sue to be interested in something so ordinary. Later, after Sue recounted his encounter with Joe Martinez, Olivia finally understood why Sue had suddenly conceived of increasing some kind of influence.

Olivia understood this. If she hadn't come into contact with the Su family or the supernatural world, then influential people like the wealthy would be things that ordinary people like her would consider and care about. It's just that spending so much time in the supernatural world changed her worldview, and she hadn't thought about this aspect anymore.

Chapter 150: A residence worth two hundred million and the arrival of the first angel.

Sue left Luna and Chris in Midnight Town with Olivia, then teleported back to New York to find Serena and tell her about her idea for "The Most Extraordinary House in the World".

Serena thought it was cool and promising after hearing it. Mansions are attractive to both men and women, rich and poor. If there were a program that introduced the construction process of a mansion from scratch, it would definitely be very eye-catching.

Although buying hotels and land once again depleted Su's savings, he was not worried at all. He prepared at least 50 million US dollars for the production of this program, of which 20 million was used for the production of the program and the remainder as prize money for the contestants. If a contestant's design was selected by Su, there would be an additional 10 million US dollars as a reward.

Furthermore, there are no restrictions on the number of construction personnel the designer can include during the design process; in other words, designers can design extraordinary residences without worrying about costs.

After a rough calculation, it was estimated that if a mansion were built on that land in Midnight Town, the total cost would be at least 2 million US dollars. Even if the mansion was built in a very ordinary way, the price alone would be enough to attract countless viewers and make countless people remember and know about the Su family, a wealthy family.

The Su family assigned this project to Serena. Although she was young and lacked experience, they figured they could learn, and the Su family didn't mind paying extra tuition. Besides, Serena's network could provide her with a lot of convenience and help, making it far more convenient and suitable for her to take charge than for them to try and find someone else themselves.

At the same time, Sue also called over her private lawyer, Lisa Trinity, from the True Blood Factory to represent her in the project. There were two reasons for bringing her over: first, as her private lawyer, she could sign some documents on her behalf, saving Sue the trouble of running around; second, Sue trusted Serena, but not others. She was willing to pay tuition, but not to be taken advantage of.

In this alternate dimension, hundreds of shadow clones are learning different skills. Some practice art, some learn various languages, and some study antiques and art. They're basically just tools summoned to make money. Since they're idle anyway, wouldn't it be better to set up a training class to become more versatile and wealthy?

One shadow clone earns 1.4 million a day, ten clones earn 14 million, one hundred... that's 140 million a day!

Su Shi had become numb to the speed at which he was making money. The system was only level 5, and he was still a trainee ninja. At the current rate of increase in heartbeat rewards, he estimated that sooner or later he would be able to earn hundreds of millions every day without using shadow clones.

Money is just a number.

If money is like food, Su can eat food right now, so there's no need for her to store up so much food in advance like she's preparing for winter.

Or, to put it another way, Su doesn't carry any cash, credit cards, or mobile payments when he goes shopping, but he dares to look at anything and buy anything. Even if he sees something he likes but can't afford it, he can go home to get the money and buy it without hesitation, because he is confident and not afraid of being penniless.

Shadow clones are like going home to get money. You can just create a shadow clone to buy whatever you want, making money as fast as going home to get cash!

Serena acted swiftly, using her mother and her connections, and most importantly, money, to quickly assemble a production team. With professional producers, directors, cinematographers, and others, after countless discussions, they quickly finalized the plan and began building momentum, even renting a luxurious studio for the show's recording.

News and newspapers were soon flooded with reports about "The World's Most Extraordinary Homes," and world-renowned architects revealed that they had received invitations and were preparing to participate in the program. As more and more information was revealed, the program became a hit even before it aired.

In a remote town in Texas, on a plot of land totaling nearly 200 acres, a design was chosen from among the world's most famous designers to recreate the extraordinary residence designed by the designer from scratch. The production of the show alone may cost around 50 million US dollars, and with the land price, construction costs, and so on, the total cost could easily exceed 200 million US dollars.

Suddenly, "The World's Most Extraordinary Home" became a hit, the show's producers and investors became famous, the still-unknown homeowner became famous, and the name "Su" became famous!

As the program's director, Serena provided a photo of Sue.

The young Asian man was wealthy and aroused the curiosity of many people. Many organizations began to inquire about the Su family, and some information about the Su family was gradually unearthed.

For example, the William Berg restaurant, which had just opened, became a hit. For example, Mr. Su owns a property in Green Point Apartments, and many people who know him want to contact him, but they find that his phone is unreachable and he seems to have disappeared.

Where is Su Shi?

He's in another world!

After he handed the show over to Serena, he received a call from an unknown number. The caller was the angel Uriel.

· ····Requesting flowers·· ······

Yes, the angel made the call.

There was nothing he could do; the only way Su could contact him was by phone. Even if Yuriel could find Su, he could only try to reach him by phone first.

The two met at an abandoned factory. When Su appeared, Yuriel was accompanied by a middle-aged man, not Cassidia, but an angel he had never seen before.

"Is it him?" Before Su could speak, the angel, whom she had never seen before, stared at Su and asked Yuriel.

Uriel said with a grave expression, "It's him. I received news that the demons want the Colt gun in his hand to open the gates of hell. This guy is a bit troublesome. I can't handle him myself, so you should be careful too."

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"Leave it to me."

An angel he had never seen before took out the Angel Blade and walked up to Su: "Hand over the Colt Gun."

With the red fishing rod in hand, Su didn't even bother to say a word and swung it at the unfamiliar angel. The unfamiliar angel raised his angel blade to try to block, but the hook on the red fishing rod wrapped around the angel blade several times with the fishing line and then pierced into his body.

"Pfft!"

The angel, whom he had never seen before, froze, his legs trembling as he knelt, his voice trembling as he cried out, "What's happening? My glory... my glory has been stripped away! Uriel, quick... quick, save me..."

Yuriel behind him stared in disbelief: "You, what did you do?"