My American magical life
Chapter 1043: 113 "No! Stop!

Chapter 1043: Chapter 113 “No! Stop!

Benny came later, Will was an outsider, and today among the three of them, Gru turned out to be the biggest one.

“Didn’t you notice there’s a bit of an issue between Will and Gru?”

Lisa was sitting right next to Gru, observing the little gestures between the two sneaky guys.

“Gru is worried we won’t be able to go head-to-head with Gasetti, but I think his worry is unnecessary.”

Cheng Daqi’s phone rang, and Lisa quietly watched as he communicated with the person on the other end.

“Yes, everything is going smoothly. To be honest, as long as the unforeseen factors are controllable, even if there are troubles, it is still smooth sailing.”

“For now, let’s treat it seriously. The future is unpredictable, as long as he can help us achieve the plan at the moment. That’s enough.”

Lisa got up and pressed Cheng Daqi’s call button, and his secretary came in from outside to make a cup of coffee for her.

“I fully support the school and bank matters, but Mi’er, these two things have one thing in common: they both require us to do them with all our strength, or rather, they are worth doing with all our strength.

Now is not the best time. I think we should at least wait until there is a result from the privatization of the San Rodolfo County Prison before we proceed—we have limited energy.”

“Building cars and founding a university are two different things, and a bank is even more special, OK?”

“Alright, thank you for your trust.”

Putting down the phone, Cheng Daqi shrugged his shoulders.

“You see, everyone has their ideas after all. Gru has his thoughts, Mi’er wants to build a university and buy a bank, and every day when I open my eyes, I face a bunch of troublesome matters.”

The blonde woman took a sip of coffee, wrinkling her nose at the bitterness.

“It’s too bitter, there’s no sugar.”

“Gotta stay alert, during battles, you need to be sober at all times.”

Lisa laughed silently, as Cheng Daqi’s vibe seemed to be always like this.

Never feeling tired, always full of fighting spirit.

Yet nobody really knows what he’s fighting against.

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“What’s wrong with your face?”

Niusen asked his younger brother in surprise, The Governor noticed that Will’s eyes seemed a bit off.

Will instinctively raised his hand to cover, but halfway, he put it down again.

He replied with forced calm.

“It’s nothing, just ran into a disobedient woman. I met with Chan at noon today, and at that time, Lisa, Benny, and Gru were all present. On their side, they are already more or less ready, now it’s our turn.”

The Governor wrinkled his nose, gave Will a disdainful look, and sighed.

“You should get married, Will.”

Being urged to marry happens regardless of country, race, or class.

At Will’s level, if he dares to grow old alone, he’d be a joke in the circle for fifty years—from birth to death, he’d still be talked about by family as a cautionary tale for future generations.

‘You mustn’t end up like Will, that’s too strange~’

Niusen didn’t mind Will being ridiculed, but he feared that others might tease him as well.

“Let’s talk about the private prison project instead.”

Clearly, Will didn’t really want to discuss marriage matters.

“Just proceed according to the plan, ABC has hyped it enough, I’ll have a State Senator go on a show to talk about it, any other issues?”

Will nervously reminded.

“What about Gasetti?”

For The Governor, making money and betting on California’s future lineup were just expected parts of his involvement in Cheng Daqi’s game, while the core point was that he could use Cheng Daqi and his group to counter the local faction in San Rodolfo led by Gasetti.

In this regard, if Gasetti tanks, it’s a good thing for Niusen.

“If he cooperates, we’ll take it slow; if he doesn’t cooperate…”

“Then what?” Will pursued when Niusen didn’t finish his sentence.

“If he doesn’t cooperate, we’ll first see what they plan to do. The private prison project is the private prison project, specifically concerning the conflict with Gasetti, we’ll try not to be the first to stick our heads out.”

Niusen: Let the California Elephant Party guys charge first!

Go to the village, but no shooting; foreigners are really sharp.

Luckily, Cheng Daqi predicted that Niusen would put in minimal effort!

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To achieve a goal, one must have a clear route plan. On the basis of the route plan, prepare redundancy plans to cope with risks.

This is similar to server backups. The more ambition and challenging the task, the more it requires carefully arranging every controllable aspect.

Then, leave the outcome to fate.

Fate often brought unexpected events for Cheng Daqi. He once proudly orchestrated a meticulously planned hunt, only for Wolf and Achilles to reap the biggest gains.

Now thinking about it, it wasn’t that big of a deal after all.

A small win is still a win!

According to the mean reversion theory, when Cheng Daqi’s previous misfortunes accumulate enough, in future games, the probability of him being favored by luck theoretically increases.

Three misfortunes make one fortune~

It sounds like nonsense, because many times, the events Cheng Daqi faced were isolated, and isolated samples won’t produce probability compensation for success.

But reality and theory are two different things. The transformation of contradictions destined that when Cheng Daqi or other players in the Earth ONLINE game experience more failures, they will play more cautiously in the next round to strive for victory.

This is called, the enhancement of subjective initiative.

For example, in teaming up with Niusen this time, Cheng Daqi thought about selling the hitchhike ticket at a price before planning, and then collaborating with Niusen and Wolf to achieve joint success.

This was the lesson Cheng Daqi learned from the previous time when Wolf and Achilles snatched the victory.

Looking now, his arrangement is successful.

Currently, Cheng Daqi’s most urgent task is to stabilize the foundation of the interest group he established in the shortest time possible, to hedge against potential risks.