I Have 10 Trillion Dollars only Usable For Simping Chapter 2792: Goose, Goose, Goose

Chapter 2792: Chapter 1734: Goose, Goose, Goose

Uncle Luo sighed. In this restless society, it’s rare to find someone willing to discuss literature and ideals with him. Even though he is usually quiet at family gatherings, today he was unexpectedly talkative.

“Being alone is fine. After graduation, I stuck to my principles for roughly two years. But when I met Pei Ning and started my own family, I realized that besides dreams, I had responsibilities to shoulder.”

“Clap, clap, clap—”

As the brother-in-law, Pei Linhan put down his chopsticks and applauded.

“Hey, Pei Ning, look at King Bin, and then look at your brother.” Li Wanrong sighed.

“Sis, they’re definitely different. He doesn’t have any sense of humor, while my brother is excellent at making people laugh.”

“Making people laugh? I’d be grateful if he didn’t drive me mad.”

“Sis, Pei Ning is right. Nobody’s perfect. Everyone has their strengths and weaknesses. Why worry about gains and losses? Ultimately, little satisfaction is worth more than perfection.”

This brother-in-law, usually, frankly speaking, seems quite sullen, so how could he say these things?

Li Wanrong nodded, “That’s how I comfort myself as well.”

“Then Uncle Luo should have an opportunity now to reclaim his dreams.”

Luo Binwang looked at Jiang Chen, smiled, and shook his head.

“There’s no chance anymore. When I heard: ‘We went pee together, you peed in a line, I peed in a pit,’ I realized my dreams would forever just remain dreams.”

“Goose, goose, goose…”

Boss Jiang couldn’t hold it in anymore. Wait, why did it turn into a goose poem again?

No one criticized him because Pei Yunxi was also laughing, trying to hide her amusement by bowing slightly.

“What are you talking about!”

Pei Ning blushed, “And you call yourself a cultured person.”

Who says this uncle doesn’t understand fun?

“Hey—you can’t blame King Bin. I’ve heard this poem. What’s it called again? Something like Snow Day? It even won an award.”

Pei Linhan held a spoon, “King Bin, I support your decision. Such literary circles, it’s better not to be involved.”

“Heh…”

The restaurant was filled with laughter.

Money, power, status?

Put them on the scale, and they might not weigh as much as the warmth of this moment.

Pei Yunxi no longer held herself aloof from someone, relaxed her expression management, stopped pretending to be aloof, and blended into the family atmosphere. She shed her star aura and enjoyed even the simplest breakfast.

“Duoduo, you should cut back a bit on fried food.”

Pei Ning kindly advised. Although there can be scheming among relatives, these two families clearly aren’t in that category.

“It’s not good for the skin.”

“It’s fine. I’m not planning to shoot any films for a while anyway.”

“Ah—?”

Pei Ning was surprised. Immediately, she instinctively glanced at the man sitting next to her niece.

“Auntie, why are you looking at me?”

Jiang Chen said calmly, “I support Yunxi in whatever decision she makes; even if she decides to quit the entertainment industry, I have no objections.”

Taking a break from acting isn’t a big deal, but quitting the entertainment industry?

Upon hearing this, Pei Linhan and his wife were moved. Although they never quite supported their daughter living in the chaotic entertainment world, quitting now wouldn’t mean that all the effort she put in before would go to waste?

“Have you considered it thoroughly?”

Pei Linhan asked, looking serious.

Without waiting for Pei Yunxi to speak, someone started talking endlessly, “It’s not about quitting entirely. Her impact is too great; if it happens too suddenly, many fans might not accept it. So, if she’s leaving, it should be gradual, slow, and rhythmic.”

It seems this intention is genuine.

Even as an aunt, it’s probably not appropriate to comment on such a big issue, but Pei Ning couldn’t help saying, “Duoduo, truly, very few in the entertainment industry can match your current accomplishments. You really need to think it over clearly.”

“As an actress, Yunxi has already proven herself. Continuing onward would just mean making more money, which doesn’t hold much significance for her.”

“…”

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Four.

Not five.

That’s the detail.

The elders were at a loss for words.

Indeed.

The so-called efforts, fame, achievements… Ultimately represent an artist’s net worth.

To put it bluntly.

It’s about the ability to make money.

And with the status of our daughter and niece, how much do they earn from filming a drama, appearing on a variety show, or attending an event?

Pei Ning and her husband don’t know.

Pei Linhan and his wife haven’t asked.

But it’s clear even without thinking, it’s surely an astronomical number that ordinary people cannot imagine.

So

How has the commercial value of a top-tier star become “not very significant”?

“If wealth accumulation is already sufficient, indeed, one should pursue a life they truly enjoy.”

Luo Binwang spoke, perhaps as someone relatively indifferent to fame and fortune, he could resonate more.

“You should speak less.”

Pei Ning nudged him, “What counts as sufficient? How much are Duoduo’s cosmetics and clothes? Can we even compare…”

Such concerns aren’t unfounded.

An actor going on hiatus or quitting isn’t uncommon, but many later choose to return.

Why?

The answer is evident.

As Pei Ning mentioned, who can accurately define “enough”? Many believe they can, but end up discovering they were wrong.

“Yunxi’s assets, she wouldn’t be able to spend them all in this lifetime.”

Boss Jiang chuckled lightly.

“Jiang, is this true?”

Li Wanrong asked. As parents, they don’t really know their daughter’s actual savings. They might be curious, which is natural, but they’ve never wanted to get involved in their daughter’s savings and financial management gimmicks.

She’s just an ordinary person; there’s no way she could handle immense wealth, besides her daughter’s assets have nothing to do with them, right?

They’ve been living a life enough to be content.

“True.”

Jiang Chen nodded, enthusiastically leaking information, “Yunxi’s business acumen parallels her acting talent; many projects she’s invested in have been immensely successful, yielding significant profits, far exceeding her earnings as an actress.”

The elders exchanged glances.

The ability of a top-tier superstar to make money had already deterred them from pursuing; it turned out it was just part of the weaker income?

“But investments carry risks. Many stars do business, earn initially then later lose…”

Li Wanrong looked to Pei Ning. If someone else said this, she wouldn’t be upset; she’d definitely counter it. But since it came from her sister-in-law, she let it slide, knowing she was genuine and not being subtly sarcastic.

With such a closely-knitted relationship between the two families, any change on their end wouldn’t benefit her sister-in-law.

“That’s right, the business world is ever-changing; didn’t many big bosses jump off buildings this year?”

Li Wanrong nodded.

“You women are afraid of tigers in front and wolves behind. If you’re timid and hesitant in everything, just stay at home, there’s nothing to do. Can an actor be one for life? Prepare and plan ahead, I think it’s very wise.”

Pei Linhan, who was initially against his daughter entering the entertainment industry, spoke loudly and powerfully, and then shifted gears, “Moreover, as long as we have Jiang, he’s a professional. He’s doing great in business. With his guidance, Duoduo wouldn’t lose, would she?”

Li Wanrong and Pei Ning were momentarily stunned, shockingly offering no rebuttal.

Art.

Old Pei’s words were truly artistically crafted.

Even the distinguished Luo Binwang couldn’t help but glance at the brother-in-law, revealing an admirable demeanor.

“Rest assured, Uncle Pei.”

Boss Jiang didn’t play dumb but instead went along, “If Yunxi loses money in business, I’ll cover it.”

Is this the true domineering CEO?

Previously, Pei Ning heard the closest comparison might be during card games, where some men would say: If you lose, it’s on me. It’s somewhat similar, right?

“Jiang, please don’t say that. If you say things like that, what happens if Duoduo, because she feels no pressure, stakes all her assets?”

Li Wanrong cautioned.

“Even if she loses everything, I’ll replenish it for her.”

Boss Jiang was on full blast, unstoppable, facing gods and demons head-on, beating one down after another.

The restaurant fell into sudden silence.

Even Pei Yunxi, who knew her financial strength, said nothing.

“… I’ll remember your words, Uncle better not go back on them when the time comes.”

After a while, Pei Linhan broke the silence.

“Rest assured, Uncle Pei, Aunt Pei, and Uncle Luo can all testify; it’s guaranteed lifelong.”

Boss Jiang still didn’t falter, speaking lightly.

Pei Ning felt a bit disoriented, her only thought was to go back and delete those short drama apps; they’re truly weak.