Within less than a month, my Yu Wishing to Become a God Automotive Group achieved a direct profit of 10 billion yuan and established itself as the leading enterprise at the forefront of business during the economic crisis. Gao Liang immediately resumed and launched the development plans for other industries under Yu Wishing to Become a God. The original Yu Wishing to Become a God Industrial Company in Hanhai City continued to inject additional capital and restarted the production of Yan Ruyu's premium, fashionable undergarments. However, this time, Gao Liang hired fashion designers from Europe and North America, producing clothing that aligns with current trends, expanded production capacity, accelerated production, and implemented nationwide distribution, quickly forming a complete industrial chain. Yu Wishing to Become a God's apparel now reaches both domestic and international markets, earning widespread acclaim from the public. Additionally, Gao Liang re-established the Yu Wishing to Become a God Catering Group and directly recalled all its original staff. Chen Yuting, who had been appointed as Senior Sales General Manager at the Joint Innovation Group, immediately applied for resignation upon receiving her husband's notice and once again immersed herself in the thriving catering operations of Yu Wishing to Become a God. I Want to Become a God Bank. With strong financial backing, we have fully resumed and launched our operations. At the same time, Highlight has established numerous branches around the world. These branches function like sensory appendages, closely connecting with the market and directly feeding market insights back to our headquarters. Zhang Yупing and Chen Yuting are extremely busy, diligently and faithfully working on their respective posts, quietly contributing their efforts to their husbands, to themselves, and to the I Want to Become a God business. The I Want to Become a God enterprise is flourishing rapidly, its momentum soaring, even making David Boer of the Mobil Oil Company feel frustrated. He certainly cannot tolerate Highlight's dazzling success, which has completely overshadowed his own achievements and left him as a mere afterthought. He firmly believes that the I Want to Become a God group must be brought down. After consulting with his closest allies, a sinister and malicious plan has taken shape in his mind. With a cunning smile, he thinks to himself: "High Light, you're truly doomed this time!" "Then David Boll turned to his trusted advisor, Locke and asked, 'How is the development of the Metropolitan Music Café project?' 'Master! It's going splendidly! We've just recruited a number of beautiful women!' Locke proudly displayed his achievements, pulling out a stack of applicant photos from his briefcase. David Boll took them over and shook his head repeatedly—none of these women stirred any particular interest in him. 'NO! NO! NO!' David Boll shook his head vigorously, as if tossing a rattle, clearly dissatisfied. In his eyes, Daimona was the goddess—no woman could match her grace and elegance. At that moment, one photo slipped out of the stack and landed at David Boll's feet. Without conscious effort, his gaze drifted to it—and he was instantly stunned." That photo shows a stunning Eastern beauty—ten times more beautiful than the current top-tier celebrity actress, Wang Yibo. She is Dong Jiao, who won the Global Best Actress award at this year's Cannes Film Festival. Wow! She's even on par with Dianne, and I never thought it possible—after Dianne left, a fresh beauty has stepped in! Haha! I'm truly blessed this time! Haha! David Poler gazed at Dong Jiao's graceful, blossoming charm in the photo and was so enchanted that he spilled his saliva all over the place. Naturally, David Poler knew that his eyes were fixed on this exquisite Eastern beauty. He immediately reported to him truthfully: "Master! Unfortunately, this beauty was actually eliminated by us right from the start!" David Poler was furious, his face turning red as he shouted at Locke, "You people must be blind! Why didn't you keep this stunning one? Why not?" "Master!" It wasn't that we didn't want to stay—we actually proposed a challenge: have her remove her top right there in front of us. To our surprise, she declined, and ever since, she hasn't come back! So—" Before Locke could finish, David Bor had already shouted, "What in the world are you playing at? Hurry up! I specifically love this spirited, individualistic Eastern beauty! I'm giving you three days to mobilize everyone, leverage every resource, and locate this woman. If you haven't found her by then, I'll have your head on a plate!" "Yes! Yes! Master!" Locke replied, trembling. Then he hurried off. David Bor stood alone, gazing at Dong Jiao's resume photo, his eyes fixed on her graceful figure, and murmured to himself, "Oh, beauty! Oh, beauty! I have endless wealth—enough to last me for lifetimes. The only thing that doesn't satisfy me is having no beloved woman by my side." Hey! How could he snatch away Dianemona, my dream goddess? This time, you're mine—my target is you! Hmph! High-light, High-light! This floral queen is mine now! If Dong Jiao were in China, as soon as she appeared in public, people would immediately recognize her and clamor for her autographs. But here, in New York, at the Metropolitan Opera—a stage where world-class stars gather—being a household name in China or gaining acclaim at the Cannes Film Festival does not necessarily translate into widespread recognition in the United States. This is precisely why Chinese television dramas, films, and cinematic works enjoy great popularity domestically but often fail to resonate internationally, revealing a clear gap between China and Western countries in the overall film and television industry. Beyond the occasional shortcomings in production quality, Chinese film and television companies lack both experience and proven success stories in international operations. Before Heidi, Dong Jiao felt deeply self-conscious. At present, her primary goal is to secure a livelihood—she has already grown weary from the effort, and she is deeply yearning for a stable job in the United States. Originally, Dong Jiao had hoped to come to the Met and make her mark, perhaps even register for a performance or stage appearance. Unbeknownst to her, the Met Opera primarily features European and American opera productions, with few programs from China. Unless one has exceptional recognition and strong influence in Hollywood, it's difficult to secure a stage slot. Though she has won Best Actress at the Cannes Film Festival, that distinction remains relatively modest on the Hollywood Walk of Fame.