Chapter 77 The Problem

Wang Xiuyuan was a little surprised. Could it be that believing in God really worked? He asked doubtfully, “Then what method and process should I use?”

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“From the beginning, you shouldn't pray to God in church, because God is a deity, and He is not responsible for the distribution of wealth.

You should find a high-end community far from your home, then steal a mountain bike from that community and ride it home.

Finally, you go to church to devoutly confess and pray to God, and then you will have a mountain bike.

God the Father will love His followers. For the wrongs you commit, Jesus Christ the Son will bear all the guilt for you; He will cleanse your sins.”

Annie Hurst's statement was explosive, practically shattering Wang Xiuyuan's worldview. Wasn't this just robbery?

Just rob someone and then go to church to confess? What kind of bullshit logic is this?

Although Wang Xiuyuan strongly disapproved of this way of thinking, he clearly understood that this was the Western principle of doing things.

During this time, to collect merit points, he had bought and distributed a lot of food to homeless people on the streets, but many homeless people, upon receiving the food, thanked their God, not Wang Xiuyuan.

In their eyes, Wang Xiuyuan was merely a vessel and a tool used by God to help them and distribute food to them.

“Holy crab, now I finally understand why your Son, Jesus Christ, is still nailed to the cross almost two millennia later.

You believers commit sins and then run to church to pray, and all the blame is placed on Jesus Christ the Son. It would be strange if he could get off the cross.”

Annie Hurst shrugged helplessly and said in a flat tone, “Although I'm reluctant to admit it, what you said seems to be the truth.

All the wrongs committed by believers must be borne by the deities. Jesus Christ the Son was nailed to the cross precisely to atone for the sins of believers.”

Wang Xiuyuan had previously thought Annie Hurst was a devout new believer, but even after he mocked their religion, Annie Hurst didn't get angry, which showed that the steadfastness of Annie Hurst's faith remained to be seen.

However, Wang Xiuyuan didn't think this was a big problem. Annie Hurst's verbal devout faith was likely just to meet social needs.

Most traditional wealthy families in America believe in Protestant christianity, and the remaining part mostly believes in Catholicism. Due to different beliefs, these wealthy individuals also divide into various social circles for interaction.

However, this circle is not absolutely fixed. After all, Americans do not solely divide social circles by faith, but also by industry, region, skin color, and other means.

People of different faiths born in the same region can still become good friends and cooperate with each other.

In short, it's various circles nested within circles, one linked to another.

Frankly, among the three people present, Wang Xiuyuan should be the one who most devoutly believes in a certain religion.

He himself had already transmigrated and been reborn; could such a miraculous thing be explained by science?

The end of science is theology. Everything that science cannot explain can only be attributed to the realm of theology, otherwise the scientific system would collapse in minutes.

A few harmless jokes quickly brought Wang Xiuyuan and Annie Hurst closer. Continuing to chat idly wouldn't significantly improve their relationship, so it was time to talk business.

“Ladies, let's stop joking.

Mars, you must have something important to discuss since you asked me out today. Let's get straight to business.”

As the intermediary who introduced Wang Xiuyuan and Annie Hurst, Mars naturally took over the conversation.

“Alright, it's indeed time to talk business.

Annie has encountered some difficulties recently and needs your genius help with ideas. You know, if it were me, I'd just go straight to your house.

Annie, you should explain your situation yourself.”

What Mars said was within Wang Xiuyuan's expectations. When Mars mentioned on the phone that she wanted to introduce a friend to him, Wang Xiuyuan had already guessed this.

This wasn't him being wise after the event.

In fact, Wang Xiuyuan had already become famous among the younger generation when he successfully helped failures like Devik, Sanchez, and Renoson obtain startup funding from their families.

In the circle of the Second-generation rich, Wang Xiuyuan's reputation was quite good.

Many Second-generation rich who did not have family wealth inheritance rights wanted to befriend Wang Xiuyuan, hoping to get his guidance when they encountered difficulties.

Especially after the news spread that Wang Xiuyuan was leading nine top Second-generation rich to start businesses, even more people wanted to get acquainted with him, but most of them were turned away by Wang Xiuyuan.

Wang Xiuyuan's reason for doing this was simple: things too easily obtained would seem cheap. He needed to artificially create scarcity to elevate his status.

Besides, Wang Xiuyuan had now become business partners with the direct descendants of these top families. The circle he moved in was the most exclusive among the many Second-generation rich circles.

Those Second-generation rich from ordinary wealthy families were not qualified to enter Wang Xiuyuan's current circle, so Wang Xiuyuan no longer needed to painstakingly build connections everywhere as he did before.

What he needed to do now was not to continue expanding the base, but to improve the quality of the people he befriended. A Second-generation rich from a top aristocratic family like Annie Hurst could achieve the effect of a large group.

Wang Xiuyuan turned to look at the impressive beauty opposite him and said gently:

“Annie, just tell me what's on your mind. We're friends now, and I'd be happy to help you with ideas, but only if I have a solution for the problem you're facing.”

Wang Xiuyuan's words were well-measured. He didn't make grand promises, maintaining an appropriate distance, and also preventing Annie Hurst from making excessive demands of him.

This wasn't because Wang Xiuyuan was overly cautious; it was mainly because too many people feigned ignorance to take advantage of opportunities. If you were just polite, some people would immediately take advantage, engaging in various forms of moral blackmail to exploit you.

Annie Hurst didn't speak immediately. Instead, she organized her thoughts before slowly recounting her situation.

“It's been over three years since I graduated, but after graduation, I wasn't assigned to a family business. Instead, I was assigned to work at the American Broadcasting Company (ABC).

Although our family holds a large number of shares in the American Broadcasting Company (ABC), it's not a family business, so I'm very worried about this.

I forgot to mention, my father is the current patriarch of the Hearst Family, but he only has five daughters, which means the next head of the Hearst Family can only be chosen from among us five sisters.

The succession war for our Hearst Family has just begun, and my current situation is very unfavorable.

My mother was my father's first wife, but they divorced.

So, I don't get much support within the family, which is also why I was thrown into working at the American Broadcasting Company (ABC).

They are deliberately depriving me of opportunities to access the family's core businesses.

I have four younger sisters who are not far apart in age, and they are united in trying to push me out.

So I need someone to help me.”

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