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After letting Xiao Ai connect to the computer and printer, it started working.

Su Cheng, on the other hand, comfortably lay on the sofa beside him and began to read.

Since there weren't many materials and books to print, Xiao Ai didn't take long to finish the job.

All four novels will have their first volume published first, and it will take a lot of time for publication, distribution, and sales worldwide.

After all, these novels are mainly aimed at Western countries, and Heji Publishing House mainly prints foreign language books, so Su Cheng directly asked Xiao Ai to print out their English versions.

Authenticity is more popular with Westerners.

If Su Cheng gave them the Chinese version and then translated it into English, some parts would definitely be distorted.

It will definitely take some time to accumulate a certain reputation for these four novels internationally.

Therefore, Su Cheng plans to give their second volumes to Heji Publishing House in a year.

In the evening, Cherie Chung returned to the villa.

Now, Cherie Chung has moved out of Jia Shi's dormitory and into Su Cheng's villa in Kowloon Tong.

Therefore, Su Cheng also gave her a car to facilitate her commute.

In fact, it's only a half-hour drive from Kowloon Tong to Pak Ka Road in Central, so Cherie Chung can run to the Pak Ka Road villa every day.

However, considering that Cherie Chung is too tired from filming every day, and it would be inconvenient for Kwan Ka-wai to come over if she came here every day, Su Cheng still supports her living there usually.

After all, before he is ready to let them live together peacefully, Su Cheng does not intend to let any of the girls live in the Su family villa for a long time.

Being a scumbag is not that easy.

Before coming back, Cherie Chung had already called Su Cheng.

She doesn't have any scenes tomorrow morning, so she made a special trip over.

Since she's here, Su Cheng instructed the kitchen to make something delicious.

Usually, when he eats alone, he asks the kitchen to casually prepare two dishes and a soup, and just eats a simple meal.

He doesn't have high demands when it comes to food.

After traveling to this world for more than five years, he has tasted many delicacies in the world, but he still prefers Chinese cuisine.

As long as the kitchen prepares different dishes for him every day, he doesn't care how many dishes there are, how much can one person eat.

Tonight, the kitchen prepared a chopped pepper fish head, a spicy chicken, a Hunan-style sauce duck, a sliced white chicken, and a corn radish pork bone soup for Su Cheng, with Hunan and Cantonese dishes, four dishes and a soup, which is enough for two people to eat.

After dinner, Su Cheng and Cherie Chung watched TV in the hall.

"'My Date with a Vampire' is expected to premiere next Monday. We have already filmed twenty episodes and are doing post-production work. By then, I will have two dramas airing on TV at the same time," Cherie Chung said happily, leaning on Su Cheng's shoulder.

"Well, our Cherie will be a first-line superstar in the future," Su Cheng said with a smile.

"Boss, all of this is given by you. If it weren't for you, I might still be working as a waitress. Thank you, boss," Cherie Chung turned her head and said affectionately to Su Cheng.

"That's also because you are diligent enough to study, and you also have enough talent. Otherwise, even if I let you act, you would only be called a vase by others. Now the TV station's evaluation of you is not low. They all say you act well, which means you didn't choose to slack off because of me. This is the result of your hard work," Su Cheng moved her to his lap, hugged her and smiled, and his hands couldn't help but caress her body.

"In short, my whole family is very grateful to you. I am willing to be your little woman for the rest of my life," Cherie Chung's head was close to Su Cheng's, letting Su Cheng caress her.

With enough food and warmth comes lust, and when the atmosphere reaches this point, it is natural to do something not suitable for children.

The next morning, Su Cheng and Cherie Chung got up early.

After accompanying Su Cheng for breakfast, Cherie Chung drove to the Jia Shi TV station building on Broadcast Drive to work.

Although she doesn't have to film this morning, she still has to continue studying. She is progressing very quickly in the artist training class, so she is unwilling to miss every opportunity to improve.

Su Cheng, on the other hand, asked the driver to take him directly to the Hutchison Whampoa headquarters building.

They had agreed to meet at this time yesterday, so Su Cheng didn't need to ask the staff at the front desk on the first floor if Wei Li was in the company.

"Good morning, Mr. Su."

"Good morning, Mr. Su."

Along the way, many employees, whether they were foreigners or Chinese, greeted Su Cheng with great respect and politeness.

Su Cheng also politely nodded in response.

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Holding his clutch bag, Su Cheng took the elevator directly to Wei Li's office.

Sure enough, when he arrived at Wei Li's office, he was processing documents in the office.

"Boss, you've finally come. I've been looking forward to your arrival. Show me quickly, boss, what good things have you brought to Hutchison Whampoa?" Seeing Su Cheng, Wei Li's eyes lit up.

Su Cheng has rarely interfered with Wei Li's management since he took over Hutchison Whampoa, so Wei Li has already recognized Su Cheng very much.

Which professional manager doesn't want to have such a boss?

What they fear most is encountering those bosses who like to point fingers. They clearly don't understand a lot, but they insist on doing things according to their strategies. In the end, the company loses money, and the professional manager has to take the blame.

"Don't worry, Mr. Wei Li, have you read 'The Lord of the Rings'?" Su Cheng asked with a smile.

"'The Lord of the Rings'? Of course, I loved reading this novel when I was young. What do you mean, boss?" Wei Li asked strangely.

"The Lord of the Rings" was published from 1954 to 1955. At that time, Wei Li was in his youth. This novel is recognized as the ancestor of Western modern fantasy literature, so it's not surprising that he has read this novel.

If this novel had appeared too early, Su Cheng would have taken it for himself.

After about twenty minutes, Su Cheng stopped Wei Li from continuing to read.

At this time, Wei Li came back to his senses.

"Boss, who wrote this? It's simply too wonderful. I've read many years of fantasy novels. Judging from the beginning of this part, the quality of this novel is comparable to 'The Lord of the Rings'," Wei Li couldn't help but exclaimed in surprise.

"I wrote it. Being recognized by you also shows that this work should be qualified for you to publish and promote to the world," Su Cheng unceremoniously attributed the copyright to himself.