"As long as you agree to be my woman, I'll make you enjoy endless wealth and prosperity! Don't just think of being a Hollywood star surpassing Heidi—I can even have you crowned queen! If you say yes, half the assets of the Mobil Oil Company will be yours! What do you say? This is a contract—sign it now! I won't back down, on one condition: you must be my woman!" David Borl's urgency made Dong Jiao deeply uncomfortable. Why did American men always act so casually, never discussing feelings, just jumping straight into proposals? Immediately, Dong Jiao turned to David Borl and said, "David! No! I know you've helped me a lot recently. But I'm already married. I can't betray my husband!" As soon as she said this, David Borl's lingering hand paused, as if startled, and he urgently asked her, "You're serious, aren't you? Who is your husband? Tell me quickly!" Dong Jiao fell silent. "Is he richer than me?" "Are you more handsome than me? More charismatic?" David Borl loved comparing himself to everyone else. He considered himself the most handsome man and the wealthiest person in the world. Compared to Bill Gates, his personal wealth—just a single zero in the assets of his Mobil Oil Company—was more than enough to surpass Gates' personal fortune. He was, without a doubt, the most attractive man in America, with countless women falling for him. Yet, he had one strict condition: he only became interested when he felt something genuine. Gong Jiao remained silent once again. Whenever she stayed quiet, David Borl believed he was truly impressive. He turned to her and said, "Sweetheart, as long as you follow me, I promise you a life of comfort and luxury—far more enjoyable than being someone's wife!" Gong Jiao said nothing, still silent. David Borl assumed that her silence meant agreement and felt immensely pleased. He reassured her, "You can count on it! With me, you'll have countless benefits!" Inside, however, Gong Jiao thought, "Husband, where are you? How are you doing now?" Dong Jiao didn't know that her husband was actually the true God of Light in the universe. Under the current leadership of Gao Liang's I Yu Cheng Shen Group, the company has gradually become a global powerhouse, continuously innovating and breaking new ground in business operations, achieving ever-greater success. While Mobil Oil has been expanding aggressively, it has now found itself operating at half-capacity during this economic crisis, with shrinking performance. In contrast, the I Yu Cheng Shen Group has been steadily growing stronger, steadily closing the gap in asset value with Mobil Oil. It is precisely this rising contender that has left David Boll and his team scrambling—frustrated, in fact, they now see only one option: to launch a destructive attack, specifically to blow up the I Yu Cheng Shen automobile manufacturing plant in San Francisco. Once the plant is destroyed, the I Yu Cheng Shen Automobile Group will be effectively crippled. And once that group collapses, the entire I Yu Cheng Shen Group will be on the brink of bankruptcy. On a moonlit night, the key industrial park in San Francisco was dark except for the No. 68 production facility, which glowed with bright lights. There, the A886 European and North American model of my company's premium sports car was being manufactured intensively, in response to a major order signed off by Gao Huang, which had authorized an immediate acceleration of production. At 3 a.m., when the night was still and quiet, eight Apache helicopters, fully loaded with rocket pods, took off. Once again, David Borl was hiring veterans from Blackwater's SEAL team, and this time, the operation was a major strike targeting our automotive production base. The helicopters launched from eight different directions—north, south, east, west, and the four cardinal points—carrying out a surprise assault, completely undetected. The Apache helicopter AH-64, the only dedicated attack helicopter in the U.S. Army following the retirement of the AH-1, has been upgraded to the AH-64D "Longbow Apache," which remains a powerful asset in the U.S. Regular Army, National Guard, and Reserve forces. It is equipped with the XMM230E1 30mm gun from Hughes, carrying a 1,200-round ammunition load at a normal rate of 652 rounds per minute. The helicopter can carry up to 16 "Hellfire" missiles and is optionally fitted with 70mm rockets; each mounting point can accommodate a 19-tube rocket launcher, with a maximum of four launchers, totaling 76 rockets. The AH-64 Apache is the second-generation attack helicopter of the United States. Field test evaluations by foreign air forces have demonstrated that the AH-64's onboard avionics and technological systems surpass those of Russia's Ka-50. In practical combat experience, the Apache has proven itself particularly distinguished and successful. During the Gulf War, a single combat deployment of a U.S. attack helicopter battalion destroyed 84 Iraqi tanks, four air defense systems, eight artillery pieces, and 38 wheeled vehicles. These figures clearly demonstrate that the AH-64 Apache is one of the world's most technologically advanced and firepower-intensive attack helicopters. The AH-64 Apache is also equipped with night navigation and night combat systems, enabling all-weather operations. Originally, only one Apache helicopter was needed to destroy the target automotive manufacturing plant. However, David Boer, feeling uncertain and knowing that Gao Liang was particularly capable, hired eight Apache helicopters at once, aiming to completely eliminate the competitor and swiftly remove a long-standing strategic threat. David Boer had always viewed Gao Liang as a persistent obstacle—eliminating him as soon as possible was his clear objective. David Borl had already dispatched his team to verify Dong Jiao's true identity and learned that Dong Jiao's husband was Gao Liang—thus, he now viewed Gao Liang as his primary adversary. By eliminating Gao Liang this time, David Borl could freely harvest the diverse assets surrounding him. It truly took considerable planning to launch the attack at this time and in this location. The two top-tier bodyguards, nearly at the level of divine masters, were on duty, fully responsible for securing the entire production base. A heavy aura of lethal intent was subtly approaching, as if the arrival of a terrifying death were imminent.