I'm Not Targeting Anyone

Friends Bar.

Wow, that makes me want to buy it.

Phoebe cried out.

"Who isn't?"

Joey smiled wryly, "But as good as it is, there is still a crucial problem: where can I find a TV series like this? I've been an actor for so many years, and I've never even heard of one."

"Ha! You're lucky."

Adam smiled, "Have you forgotten who I am?"

"Don't joke around."

Joey shook his head and said, "I know you are a famous writer, but writing novels and screenwriting are two completely different things. Moreover, to achieve the effect you described, even the top screenwriters need a lot of luck."

All you need to write a novel is a vivid imagination and good writing skills.

You can be a screenwriter, but you have to make sure that every single line you write can be filmed.

These are completely different concepts.

For example, those descriptions that like to use flowery language may sound impressive, but how do you film them?

With a wicked smile, he could only capture the Smirking God of War to some extent; he was all wickedness, not charm.

Of course, if the entire explanation is narrated, saying that this is evil and alluring enough, that's a different story altogether.

You'll find out then.

Adam gave a wicked smile.

Emmm.

Note: This is truly malevolent.

This world is essentially a collection of American TV shows, so naturally, Friends, the phenomenal American TV series, isn't around right now.

Um.

Classic American TV shows like How I Met Your Mother and the Big Bang Theory are all absent.

Adam was too lazy to bother with these things.

It's not a problem to have that little bit of money.

Once you have a certain amount of money, it becomes a string of numbers.

Adam has genuinely lost interest in money; he doesn't even know how much money he has, nor does he care about it at all.

This isn't the kind of pretentious talker who secretly wants to make money off everyone.

Rather, once you have enough money, it's completely insignificant compared to the improvement of various system attribute points.

Can money buy Lifespan?

Can money buy endurance?

Can money buy wisdom?

Neither will work.

Conversely, both are acceptable.

The difference in quality is immediately apparent.

But now that Chandler and Monica are having a baby and are about to move out of New York, and Adam is the children's the Godfather, it's natural that he should give them some gifts.

What better gift could be than giving them financial freedom from birth?

That's right!

Adam is preparing to bring Friends to the Friends world.

Certainly.

Rachel and the others are too old to play themselves anymore.

Although everyone is well-maintained, it is visibly clear that they no longer have the youthful appearance they had a few years ago.

After all, they're over thirty. Westerners develop earlier and age faster.

Just like Rachel's second sister Amy said to Joey in a rough but reasonable way, "Hey, you're the one who played in Our Days. Oh my, the makeup artist really put a lot of powder on you."

As youth fades, it's impossible to completely conceal it with makeup, lighting, or beauty filters.

I can't act anymore.

But this is their story.

They can get a fee for adapting the story.

As their friend, Adam naturally wouldn't treat them unfairly.

It's not an exaggerated $20 million a year, but you don't have to do anything, you don't even have to film, and everyone gets several million a year. Isn't that great?

This amount of money was insignificant to Adam.

However, giving it directly is not a good idea.

This is the only reasonable and justifiable approach.

Adam needs to do is hire a top-notch team of writers to ghostwrite, develop character designs and story outlines, and then oversee the filming of a few episodes. Once things are on track, he can simply wash his hands of the job.

The returns from this far exceed those from any other investment.

Achieve ten small goals each year; don't take it too easy.

It's a true cash cow.

But Adam really didn't care.

Being too rich doesn't necessarily mean being happy.

Chandler and Monica were perfectly content with their lives, with neither high nor low social status, and their loving relationship made them truly happy.

If Joey hadn't been going to Hollywood to pursue his career with an uncertain future, and if Chandler and his family hadn't been planning to have children in the future and wanted to pamper their daughter so she wouldn't be fooled by sugar daddies, he really wouldn't have even considered it.

Adam, the Godfather, really went to great lengths.

Certainly.

In Adam's Friends story, the ambiguous relationship between Rachel and Joey is gone; it's basically just condensing the content of the last three seasons into one season, making it eight seasons in total.

Joey is very familiar with this story and could easily become a co-producer, assistant director, or assistant screenwriter, thus making a brilliant upgrade from actor to a higher level of screenwriter, director, or producer.

If he really wants to act, he can easily get roles with the connections he's built up through his prestigious status, which is a million times better than him going to Hollywood alone to start all over again.

After chatting with everyone for a while, Adam saw Chandler and Monica off.

Monica was in her first trimester, so she needed to be extra careful. Before Adam arrived, she had already been chatting with everyone for a long time.

"Actually, you two should keep in touch with Marshall Lily more often. After they get married, they'll definitely move to the suburbs. I feel like you two couples should have a lot in common..."

Adam once again promoted the relationship between his two favorite couples.

If Rachel doesn't want to go, Phoebe and Joey can't go anytime soon, then Chandler and Monica will be living in the suburbs, and they'll definitely be a bit lonely.

Adam remembered that after Marshall and Lily got married, they bought a house in the suburbs.

Because the purchase was sudden and I had absolutely no experience, I was scammed by a cunning real estate agent and ended up buying a terrible house with a floor that was tilted at a large angle.

Houses are a major asset in the United States, so how could you just change them whenever you want? In the end, Marshall could only find humor in the situation and use the built-in angle to play skateboarding with the kids.

But not anymore.

Adam was thinking of directly recommending that Marshall and Lily buy a place near Chandler's neighborhood.

Anyone who dares to cheat them should ask Adam, this billionaire's friend, if he's just a figurehead!

In the past, we had two separate social circles and didn't keep in touch, so naturally we weren't very enthusiastic.

But once they get married, have children, and live next door, with Adam as their linchpin, the two couples, both with very good personalities, can definitely become very good friends.

This was also one of Adam's beautiful wishes.

"You mean them?"

Monica pointed over there with a strange expression.

"Um?"

Adam followed her gaze and his lips twitched.

But then they saw that at Marshall's table, there was a very large glass filled with beer, and a group of people were gathered around it, watching Lily pick up the large glass.

Marshall, her fiancé, raised his wrist, revealing his watch, striking the standard pose for keeping a time.

"Start!"

Lily picked up the large glass of wine and poured it directly into her mouth.

"Drink, drink!"

"Drink it quickly!"

Ted and the others started to jeer.

Gurgle.

Gurgle.

Lily didn't stop for a moment and finished the beer in her large glass in one go.

"Ten seconds!"

Marshall laughed loudly.

"Crunch!"

Lily slammed her glass down on the table with an air of authority, let out a burp, and laughed loudly, "See? You bunch of idiots! This is what drinking is all about!"

Ted and the others pointed at Lily with both hands, signaling to the onlookers that this was the true God of Wine!

They are not married yet.

Adam had to change the subject. "It'll be fine once we get married... once we buy a house and prepare to have kids..."

"Lily is still so young and energetic."

Monica exclaimed.

"I believe we'll have things in common."

Chandler laughed and said, "I just hope they can get married and have children soon, and move in so everyone can have company."

"Soon."

Adam laughed and said, "They're getting married in just a few months, and with how clingy they are, they'll let their guard down after the wedding and have a baby very quickly."

Well, let me put it this way: the period between your physical exam and pregnancy was just their normal daily routine.

There's a reason Ted repeatedly emphasizes a series of apartment rules, such as not being allowed to make a mess on the kitchen floor.

When Marshall and Lily got emotional, they became affectionate in front of Ted.

A real dog food manufacturing machine.

"Did you hear that?"

Monica glanced sideways at Chandler, who was clicking his tongue in amazement. "This is basic practice for others, don't always blame me for forcing you."

"I don't."

Chandler touched his thigh, which was feeling a bit weak again, and could only manage a wry smile.

After seeing Monica and the others off, Adam turned and went to the table where Dionysus Lily and her group were sitting.