American TV Series: Who Says There’s No Social Grace in American Dramas?

American TV Drama · Modern Fantasy · Comedy

"Sir, I'm just a private assistant who provides consulting. What my clients do has nothing to do with me, right?"

Russell is the most shameless gray-market middleman in America.

In his eyes, the protagonists of American TV dramas are the best tools and cash cows!

He forced Caroline and Max to sign an exploitative contract, took 60% of the cupcake company's shares, and sat back to collect dividends; he forcibly got involved in Walter White's purification patent, turning this chemist into an employee of his own pharmaceutical company; he took Sheldon’s quantum project and packaged it as a commercial loophole, then reverse-cashed out millions of dollars!

He lives his personal life openly and without restraint. By day, he exploits loopholes in America; by night, he fights on multiple fronts. And yet he has somehow unlocked [Pure Body] and [Steel Engine]!

His enemies hate him to the bone and have repeatedly formed audits to take him down. But they discover that if they go after Russell, the rescue foundation at Grey's Hospital will collapse, California Institute of Technology's patents will stop being supplied, the police department's loss-and-damage debts will be exposed, and hundreds of thousands of poor people across America who have eaten his pancakes will swarm the streets!

At the hearing, a congressman trembles with rage: "You shameless bastard, how exactly did you hijack all of America?!"

Russell exhales a ring of smoke. "It was your system that created me. Don't be angry. Now let's talk compensation?"