A Romantic Journey Through the Rain - Chapter 248: Why Don't You Take Me Out to Play?

"Bang bang bang bang!" Ma Suzhen, wielding two pistols, leaped and ran, the gunshots ringing out as the targets fell. The surrounding training elites applauded and cheered. A coach is a coach; she learns everything quickly. When Ma Suzhen first arrived, her martial arts skills were superb, but she had never touched a gun before, unlike these gangsters who were already very proficient with guns. Ever since Lu Erjie demonstrated his perfect marksmanship, Ma Suzhen admired him, and her competitive nature spurred her to train hard. With Lu Erjie's guidance, the intelligent Ma Suzhen improved rapidly. In just a few months, her marksmanship was on par with Erjie's. Moreover, Ma Suzhen liked to use two pistols, shooting with both hands, her aim accurate and fast. The boss was right; no matter how good one's kung fu is, they are powerless against modern firearms and bullets. Their mission is to risk their lives; martial arts alone cannot defeat those with guns.
"Great! Excellent, Coach Ma has indeed made rapid progress! Admirable." Lu Erjie sincerely gave a thumbs up in praise.
"Boss, you flatter me. Compared to you, I'm worlds apart. I don't deserve such praise! I still need to work harder!" Ma Suzhen said modestly.
“Your temperament is very different from your brother’s. Your brother is eager for everyone to know how powerful he is, but you are so low-key!” Erjie said with a smile.
"The world is vast, and there are countless talented people. The boss is the only one that my brother and I can truly admire, and I don't think there will ever be another like him," Ma Suzhen said sincerely.
"Haha, I'm flattered. Instructor Ma, Sakuragi, the opposite hillside, let's begin," Lu Erjie said seriously.
So, the special forces elites shouted and began their charge!
This was a crucial part of the training, testing the team members' physical strength and willpower in the biting cold! The team members, dressed in only thin clothing and carrying just a rope, a dagger, and a compass, had to endure a cold night on the mountain before undergoing cliff-climbing training the next day. The training was incredibly arduous. After these two months of rigorous training, the focus shifted to urban combat training, including wilderness sniping and city sniping. The team members' faces were covered in various paints, including Ma Suzhen and Yingmu. Frankly, both the team members and coaches were captivated by this novel training model. The boss's training content was constantly evolving, and the team members improved rapidly in all aspects, feeling almost invincible. The boss provided them with all sorts of novel equipment; if they had it, he bought it; if not, he made it himself. Indeed, these team members were worth a thousand troops. Next year, the 300 snipers trained in Germany would return home. Ma Yongzhen didn't participate in this training because he was given another role: a special agent responsible for negotiating with renowned martial arts schools nationwide to select and send personnel specifically for the Supreme Group. Against this backdrop, a martial arts craze swept through Shanghai, Guangzhou, Beijing, Wuhan, Shandong, Hebei, and other places, making martial arts a widespread trend. Jingwu Men recruited 500 disciples from across the country at low tuition fees to ensure that more talented individuals wouldn't be excluded; the Supreme Group subsidized the related expenses. The number of martial arts schools in Shanghai expanded to several, from which outstanding talents were selected for specialized training, reaching 200 elites and 300 snipers—a fighting force of 500. This was more than enough for the Supreme Group, a mere Shanghai gangster, allowing them to act with impunity.
Lu Erjie arrived at the research and development base by car and inquired about the progress of color film development. Ruan Lingyu had already immersed herself in her role, and was making far fewer films, almost retiring behind the scenes. Moreover, the Supreme Film Studio was timely in introducing new talent, and many of the stars of the time joined the Supreme Film Group, which had become a behemoth in the film industry. The films they produced were ahead of their time, encompassing martial arts, science fiction, realistic films, gangster films, and war films—a wide variety, greatly enriching the screen. Although still using black and white film, the improved shooting techniques and advancements in black and white film technology meant the screen was no longer a monotonous, blurry display. Movies could be made in so many ways; the Chinese people felt the power of technology was truly boundless and wondrous! Erjie suggested that Erhao follow up and explore the shooting techniques and technological content behind the scenes of films. Erhao, who was currently writing science fiction, had benefited greatly from his brother's advice, and his understanding of technology had also improved significantly.
Lu Erjie's approach of cultivating technical talent, innovating performance, and vigorously developing new products has steadily improved the production capacity and technological content of yarn mills, resulting in a constant stream of new products. It can be said that this has promoted social progress to a certain extent, and people's enthusiasm for learning and applying science and technology has soared. At least in Shanghai, the level of prosperity is no less than that of major European and American cities. At Supreme, talents in physics and chemistry were treated with unprecedented respect, offered high salaries, and were recruited in large numbers. The company also signed talent development agreements with prestigious universities at the time, such as Tsinghua University, Peking University, Fudan University, and North China University of Technology. Graduates could directly join the Supreme Group after graduation. Against this backdrop, Supreme's talent pool reached its peak. For technologies that were only possible in modern times, and for Lu Erjie's ideas to become reality, these talents were essential. He would propose ideas, and researchers would conduct the research. Once a new technology emerged, Lu Erjie would turn it into a real product and put it into production. For example, the simplest electrical appliances at the time, such as oscillating fans, were developed after Lu Erjie proposed ideas and worked hard. Now, the electric fans on the market are 21st-century products—miniaturized and affordable for ordinary families. After entering the European and American markets, they were in high demand and received excellent feedback.
Lu Erjie had grander ambitions; he wanted to develop products like mobile TVs. However, these products lacked manufacturers of related electronic components, making the task extremely difficult. Given the technological and industrial foundation at the time, achieving this was incredibly challenging. Since China lacked such facilities, they contacted Europe and America, purchasing the necessary components through their European and American joint venture partners. In fact, in 1925, Byrd successfully assembled the world's first television set in Britain, but television sets were not valued at the time. In 1941, the United States invented the television set. China's first television set was successfully trial-produced by the Tianjin Radio Factory in March 1958. To commemorate its birth, it was named "Beijing." With these conditions already in place, manufacturing a television was no longer difficult. The company had no shortage of talent in radio, and by collaborating with broadcasting equipment manufacturers, producing China's first television set was no longer a distant dream.
Back at the mansion, Jin Yanxi sat in the living room playing with his little girl, while Fu Wenpei watched with a smile. When Lu Erjie returned, Jin Yanxi ignored him. Fu Wenpei then said, "Erjie is back!"
"Yes, Auntie!" Lu Erjie replied with a smile. Ever since Fu Wenpei discovered Lu Erjie's unusual behavior, she had deliberately kept her distance from the boy. She was also afraid that Erjie would suddenly ask her to hold him while he slept, which would be really dangerous. Whenever Erjie was around, she could hear several girls screaming upstairs in the middle of the night. Fu Wenpei knew why, of course. Erjie also brought women home every few days, and every woman he brought back was incredibly beautiful. Although she didn't know how he did it, one thing was certain: he was no longer a child. He could do things that adults did, so how could he still be considered a child?
Fu Wenpei sometimes felt a stirring in her heart, her heart pounding like a deer. One day, her daughter Yiping even advised her, "Mom has worked so hard all these years, you should relax and enjoy some intimacy." Fu Wenpei scolded her daughter, "You can't say things like that anymore. I've already given you leniency for your illicit relationship with Erjie. Mother and daughter sharing a man like that, even if you beat me to death, she can't cross that ethical and moral line." When she chatted with Wang Yunzhen, she worriedly said, "Look, even Mengping and Ruping have had a forbidden love affair with their younger brother without any scruples. I'm afraid only Lao Lu in the whole family doesn't know. With his bad temper, if he finds out, he'll be furious and pull out a gun to kill us."
Wang Yunzhen comforted them, saying, "Children and grandchildren have their own destinies; we old folks can't control them anymore. Now that Keyun and the children are living happily, isn't that what makes us parents happiest?"
Fu Wenpei gradually untangled her inner conflict. Since Erjie was so capable, he should be able to easily resolve this matter. She hoped so.
The Red Peony twin sisters were borrowed by the film studio to direct a horse-riding scene. Lu Erjie provided them with a car and bodyguards, taking meticulous care of them. Twins! Hehe, looking forward to it!
Jin Yanxi is Feng Chengcheng's cousin. When this little girl first arrived, she was dark-skinned and thin, but now she's changed completely, showing a pretty and delicate appearance. She's just a bit eccentric. Her cousin goes to work at the factory every day, and the little girl is bored at home alone, so she helps out with chores, like looking after the children. Lu Erjie went over to her; the little girl had already learned to walk, and although she was still a bit unsteady, as soon as she saw Erjie return, she beamed, opened her little arms, and puckered her little mouth as she walked towards him.
Erjie hugged the little girl tightly, kissed her cheek hard, and started teasing her with his babbling. Seeing Jin Yanxi's unhappy expression, he asked curiously, "What's wrong with you again? Who bullied you? You look unhappy."
Jin Yanxi rolled her big eyes, snorted through her nose, and turned away, ignoring Erjie. Erjie smiled and asked, "What's wrong? Tell me."
Jin Yanxi asked angrily, "Didn't you say you wanted me to follow you? But ever since my cousin went to the factory, you've been going out every day and haven't taken me with you once, leaving me home alone. What do you mean by that?"
"Haha, oh dear, I'm so sorry, miss. It was my fault. I apologize, and I promise to take you out sometime. How about tonight?" Lu Erjie finally understood why this girl always gave him the cold shoulder; it really was his fault. He had ignored her, so of course she was unhappy.
"You said it, no backing out," Jin Yanxi said disbelievingly.
"Shall we pinky swear?" Lu Erjie held out his finger. Children will be children, and Jin Yanxi also held out his finger.
"Pinky promise, for a hundred years, no take-backs!"

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