"Some Like It Hot"

Three days later, Jiang Hao received $3 million in cash from Noodles.

Another ten days passed. Raccoon Warfare had reached $18 million at the box office. Breaking $20 million was only a matter of time, and even $25 million was not impossible.

For a rookie director, this was an enormous success. Marilyn Monroe had also become famous, turning into the entertainment industry's newest darling. Yet neither of them was anywhere near as famous as the three little raccoons. The name "Crispy Three Brothers" now echoed across all of North America.

Many newspapers had already published articles eagerly anticipating the arrival of Raccoon Warfare 2. After all, they adored those three little guys.

Inside Hall Film Company, the boss had called a meeting. General Manager Conner, Legal Director Robert, and the heads of the other eight departments had all arrived.

The first thing Jiang Hao said was, "I'm preparing to make a new movie."

"Oh, that's wonderful. You're filming Raccoon 2? I'm looking forward to it too," Robert said with a smile.

"Yes, Raccoon Warfare has succeeded. The brand has already been established, so we should indeed press our advantage. The boss moves quickly—perhaps we can even catch the Christmas release window," Conner said.

Everyone supported Jiang Hao filming Raccoon 2. Jiang Hao took out a script and pushed it across the table. "This time, I'm preparing to shoot a new film called Some Like It Hot. It's still a comedy."

Everyone took the script and read it. Afterward, Conner said, "Boss, I think this movie... well... isn't as safe a bet as filming Raccoon 2."

As general manager, he was analyzing the matter entirely from a business perspective.

Jiang Hao smiled and took out another script. When everyone accepted it and looked at the title, they immediately smiled. It read: