He had just married a policewoman when he was diagnosed with criminal genius.

He calculated that, adding up the three days together, it had already reached nearly 300 million.

He sat at his desk and pinched his cheek. It hurt. It wasn't a dream.

He called Lu Chen again.

This is his third time hitting today.

"Lu Chen, do you know how much our box office revenue was in three days?"

"How many?"

"It's almost 300 million."

"oh."

"You only said 'Oh'?"

"What else can I do?" Lu Chen said. "I can't exactly cry, can I?"

"You should cry," Sun Dazhi said. "This is my first time making a movie, and your first time acting. Three hundred million in three days. Let me cry for a while."

As he spoke, his voice became choked with emotion.

Lu Chen was silent for a moment on the other end, then said, "Director Sun, this is just the beginning."

Sun Dazhi sniffed: "Yes, this is just the beginning."

He hung up the phone, then turned on his phone again and continued scrolling through comments.

Someone wrote a long review, which received tens of thousands of likes.

"All In" is the best domestic film I've seen this year.

It's not that it's perfect, but rather that it's too real.

That fraud park was like a giant meat grinder, throwing people in, squeezing them dry, and then spitting them out.

Manager Lu, played by Lu Chen, is the most terrifying villain I've ever seen.

He doesn't yell, shout, hit, or scold; he just smiles at you, and you know you're doomed.

That sense of oppression, that feeling of suffocation, I was sitting in the movie theater with my back covered in sweat.

I recommend everyone watch this, not to support domestic films, but to let you know that there are some places you really shouldn't go.

After reading it, Sun Dazhi put his phone face down on the table and looked up at the ceiling.

He thought, this life has been worthwhile.

I had just hung up the phone when another cell phone rang.

"Old Sun, what's up now? Calm down, calm down, okay!"

"Hey, Lu Chen, this is Ding Jianguo!"

When Ding Jianguo's voice came through, Lu Chen realized it wasn't Sun Dazhi.

"Director Ding, what is it?"

"I heard your movie was released today?"

"Yes, it premiered a couple of days ago and is currently showing in theaters."

"Okay, I'll organize some people from the bureau to go take a look tomorrow," Ding Jianguo said. "I'll support you."

Lu Chen was taken aback: "Director Ding, you're going too?"

"Why, can't I go?"

"No," Lu Chen said with a smile, "I was just afraid that if you saw it, you would have a problem with me."

"Any objections? What objections could I possibly have?"

"I play a villain," Lu Chen said. "He's pretty bad."

Ding Jianguo laughed on the other end of the phone: "What's there to be afraid of in playing a villain? As long as you act well, that's all that matters. Don't worry, I'm not the kind of person who can't distinguish between fiction and reality."

After hanging up the phone, Lu Chen glanced at Jiang Xue beside him.

"Director Ding is taking his people to the movies."

"I know," Jiang Xue said. "He told me today."

Why didn't you stop him?

"Why should I stop you?" Jiang Xue laughed. "Everyone is spontaneously supporting you; I can't stop them."

Lu Chen didn't say anything, turned over, and pulled the blanket over his head.

People you know well watch the movie you starred in.

There's always a feeling that I'm about to die.

Even though Lu Chen acted very well.

The next day!

The show starts at 6 PM!

More than fifty police officers from the Yuhua District Branch of the Jiangbei Public Security Bureau, dressed in plainclothes, filled two theaters of the cinema.

Ding Jianguo sat in the front row, holding a bucket of popcorn in his hands, looking very relaxed.

The movie's plot moves very quickly.

From ordinary people being lured abroad, to being forced to participate in fraud, to being caught, beaten, and threatened while trying to escape.

Every line is pressed tightly, and every shot looks real.

Then Lu Chen appeared.

He was wearing a floral shirt, had his hair slicked back, and sat behind his desk.

His eyes were calm, so calm that it was hard to look directly at him.

When he smiled, the corners of his mouth turned up slightly, and there was light in his eyes, but it wasn't a warm light; it was the light of a knife's edge.

When he spoke, his voice was not loud and his pace was not fast, but every word seemed to be nailed to the wall and could not be pulled out.

When he scolds someone, he doesn't yell or shout; he just looks at the person and softly says, "Do you want to quit?"

Ding Jianguo hadn't touched the popcorn in his hand since Lu Chen appeared.

The young police officer next to him sat upright, his eyes unblinking.

"Director Ding, do you think Brother Lu really did work in the telecom fraud zone?" Ding Jianguo turned to look at the young police officer.

The young police officer continued, "Otherwise, how could Brother Lu act so realistically!"

Actually, what Ding Jianguo cared about was not whether Lu Chen's acting was realistic or not.

Instead, he saw the screenwriter section.

Lu Chen's name was also prominently featured among them.

In other words, the script for this movie was written by Lu Chen.

However, this involves various aspects of telecom fraud, including how the villains control the telecom fraud operation.

How come it's like Lu Chen really went to the telecom fraud park?

Even if an ordinary person wanted to imitate the operating model of a real telecom fraud park.

It can only imitate a rough approximation.

Lu Chen's telecom fraud park operates exactly like the real thing.

Why did Ding Jianhui say that?

That's because when Ding Jianguo was young and still the team leader, he actually participated in the cleanup of the telecom fraud park.

The operating mode inside is exactly the same as in the movie.

He's starting to doubt whether Lu Chen really did go to the fraud park.

Otherwise, why would the plot be written in such detail?

He felt that this film could definitely be used as an anti-fraud propaganda film and that all police officers should watch and learn from it.

Ding Jianguo turned his head and glanced at the police officers next to him.

The officers were still discussing it.

"Brother Lu's acting skills are terrifying."

"Yeah, I got goosebumps when he came on stage."

"The look in his eyes... I've been a policeman for ten years, and I've never seen such a terrifying look."

"Do you think Brother Lu actually went to a telecom fraud industrial park to experience life there?"

"Probably not..."

"How did he act so convincingly?"

"I don't know, but I believe it anyway."

"I feel like Brother Lu might become a big star."

"Of course, Brother Lu's acting in this movie is superb, and I heard that the movie's box office is also very high, exceeding 300 million."

"More than that, even with just Lu Ge's first movie, many people have already become fans of him."

"Who can blame him when Brother Lu is handsome and a great actor?"

"Wow, is this movie really that profitable?"

……

As soon as the movie ended.

As he left the movie theater, Ding Jianguo took out his phone, found Zheng Gong's number, and dialed it.

The phone rang three times, then I answered it.

"Old Ding, what's up?" Zheng Gong's voice was a little out of breath, as if he was walking. "I'm busy right now, hurry up and tell me."

"Please watch the movie," Ding Jianguo said.

There was a two-second silence on the other end of the phone.

"Watch a movie?" Zheng Gong asked, his tone tinged with doubt. "I'm so busy every day, I don't have time to watch movies!"

"You absolutely must watch this film," Ding Jianguo said. "It's extremely important."

"What movie is so important?"

"The book on combating fraud and gambling is called 'Going All In'."

Zheng Gong remained silent for a while.

"Is it the movie that Lu Chen starred in?"

"right."

Zheng Gong sighed on the other end of the phone: "Old Ding, do you know how many meetings I have to attend every day? I signed more than twenty documents today alone..."

"I know you're busy," Ding Jianguo interrupted him, "but this film is different. Lu Chen is in it, and most importantly, it's about the content."