Chapter 191: Mei Mei: If I Died, Would You Be Sad For Me?

"If I really weren't around anymore, would you be sad like Peter Parker?"

"Pfft, pfft, pfft—don't say such unlucky things, you silly girl!"

"I was just asking casually."

"Even asking casually isn't allowed."

After the premiere, Stone Sis suddenly got a wild idea, and was stopped by Xu Can.

No matter what country the woman is from, they're all the same—they love asking those do-or-die questions,

Xu Can wasn't about to indulge that bad habit of hers.

Fortunately, neither Stone Sis nor Mei Mei were the type of women to be so dramatic,

Stone Sis usually thought more about filming,

Mei Mei sometimes got a little dramatic, but when something was up she'd say it straight out—no playing riddle-games with you.

Otherwise, no matter how good-looking you were, Xu Can wouldn't hesitate to kick you to the curb—at worst he'd just write a diss track about you.

Speaking of which, is Spider-Man 2 really that bad? Why did Mei Mei suddenly run off?

Saw Stone Sis home, and the two played some little games affectionately for a while.

Half an hour later, Xu Can, thoroughly satisfied, got into his third new car and headed to Mei Mei's apartment.

He was driving the Bruce Wayne edition—a Lamborghini Murcielago-LP640!

The most expensive movie merchandise of The Dark Knight—how about that!

Xu Can actually wanted to drive the Batmobile on the road, but that really would be too flashy, so he could only switch to a more low-key Lamborghini.

Counting the Audi R8 from the Iron Man collaboration product, Xu Can already has 5 supercars.

It's time to get a few SUVs for daily driving too, like the "Mother of God-f**k Hero"'s ride in Captain America 2—a Chevrolet Suburban.

Bulletproof glass and all those fancy-pants black-tech gadgets, get them all arranged, if they exist.

After Iron Man, La La Land, and now this Spider-Man 2,

Xu Can's box-office share income alone has grown by at least another 500 million compared to before,

although most of the box-office share will be invested back into the company's operations—making films, doing special effects, running the online streaming platform—all of these are money-sucking machines.

Spider-Man 2's special effects are that awesome—all of it came from Xu Can and Sony throwing money at it together!

So Sony's combined 50 million pay for Love and Other Drugs and Spider-Man 2,

Xu Can can take it out and treat it as personal pocket money.