"With your personality, even if you make money in the stock market, you will spit it out sooner or later."

Maggie Cheung was filled with depression and sadness when she heard this. She seemed to feel the mood of those geniuses who were not understood by the world.

Seeing her unconvinced look, Lin Chaoyang said with a smile: "Okay. Stop deifying me and follow me to trade stocks. What if you lose money like this time?" Maggie Cheung said hesitantly: "It can't happen all the time.

Stock market crash, right?”

"It has nothing to do with the stock market crash. Even Li Zhaofu can't guarantee that he will make a profit without losing money in the stock market." Everyone is on good terms, but Lin Chaoyang will not do anything to promote favors or fight against enemies. If Maggie Cheung really has no money or is heavily in debt

, he will definitely help.

But if she makes hundreds of thousands of Hong Kong dollars for a movie and accepts any endorsements, it can be enough for ordinary people in Hong Kong to earn for several years. There is absolutely no need for me to do this favor for her.

Maggie Cheung had been thinking about "getting back her money" before. After being rejected by Lin Chaoyang, she calmed down and thought about it carefully, and realized that her behavior was a bit reckless. After a while, she laughed heartlessly, joking.

Said: "I'm afraid of losing money, but I can't lose money with you anymore."

Then she changed the subject and said, "By the way, now the news has connected the stock market crash with "The Great Times". My brother-in-law's new book should be selling well, right?" "I don't know yet, the publisher hasn't done it yet.

Come and give feedback.”

Tao Yushu frowned and said: "I always feel that this is not a good thing. With such a trend of public opinion, how can any readers care about the content of the novel!" She said this because she was worried that the work Lin Chaoyang had worked hard to create would be cast in a dark light.

, but Lin Chaoyang smiled and said: "It's better to have someone reading it than no one reading it." Maggie Cheung agreed: "Yes, the stock market crash has such a big impact, maybe my brother-in-law's novel will sell out this time!"
Chapter completed!