In a hotel in Los Angeles, Lin Zixuan took large envelopes and stamps bought from different stores, put books in envelopes, affixed stamps and printed addresses.

These addresses are the addresses of major publishing houses around the world, with the majority in the United States.

Before the move, he put on gloves and wiped everything down, this is to prevent fingerprints from being left.

He believes that there should be no fingerprint extraction technology in this era, but technology is developing, and the times are advancing.

Lin Zixuan comes from the next generation, he knows the future technology better than anyone else, in case someone finds out decades later because of today's negligence, it will really be a shame for the traverser.

Moreover, don't underestimate the technicians of this era, fingerprint recognition is not high-tech.

This technique was once widely used in contracts, household registration, and litigation in ancient China.

You will always be asked to put your fingerprint on those documents, which is called identification.

In other words, at that time, people already knew that everyone's fingerprints were different, and they could also distinguish the shape and structure of fingerprints, classify them, and apply them to practice.

After doing all this, he stayed in the room and waited.

It's been two days since he came to Los Angeles, and for those two days he's posing as a tourist on a field trip.

He was observing the environment of the city, whether the police on the street cared about strange tourists, whether anyone was secretly following, the security situation on the streets in the early morning and evening, and most importantly, the location of the post box.

In fact, Lin Zixuan was too careful, and it was no wonder that this was the first time he had done this kind of thing after all.

He was in the spy war movies he watched in later generations. Spies always have a problem at the last minute, and then they are caught or killed. So he was extra cautious.

In fact, American intelligence will not pay attention to him. He is not a diplomat.

He thought he was changing the world, but the rest of the world didn't know about it, and he scared himself a little.

Early in the morning, Lin Zixuan took his suitcase and boarded the first trolley to the other end of Los Angeles.

The city had just woken up, most Americans were eating breakfast at home, getting ready for work, and the streets were deserted. Only those who live a nightlife go home at this time.

Half an hour later, Lin Zixuan got out of the car, found the mailbox on the street, opened the suitcase, and enveloped the envelopes into the mailbox.

Then, he looked around, and no one paid attention to him.

He took off his gloves, put them in his pocket, and picked up the empty box. Walk to the platform at the other end of the road, wait for the tram to arrive, and then hop on the tram and head back to the hotel.

On the tram. The newly rising daylight shone through the window on his face, a little dazzling.

He narrowed his eyes, unable to believe that it would go so well.

Will the world change because of this?

Lin Zixuan didn't know. He would follow the development of the world situation in the following years to verify whether the book worked.

Of course. He won't put all his hopes on it.

If the isolationist policy of the United States does not change after a few years, it still insists on not actively getting involved in any external military conflict except for a war of self-defense. and legislation to limit trade and cultural exchanges with foreign countries to the greatest extent.

Then Lin Zixuan will pull the Soviet Union into the water.

He has read a lot of alternate historical novels about the Soviet Union on the Internet in later generations, such as "The Werewolf of the Kremlin".

According to this routine, it is not difficult to write an aerial text about the Soviet Union occupied by Japan, modeled on "The Man in the High Castle".

As long as the general historical events coincide, it will surely arouse the alarm of the Soviet Union.

Lin Zixuan found this feeling of secretly changing history a bit addictive, as if he was peeping into the world.

He secretly reminded himself that he couldn't get deeper and deeper into this matter.

There is a way to often walk by the river, how can you not get your shoes wet, as a traverser or low-key better.

He returned to the hotel, just in time for breakfast, and after breakfast, he left his room and headed for Hollywood.

came to Hollywood, Lin Zixuan found Douglas Sheila and handed the script of "Broken Blue Bridge" to the Canadian girl.

After careful selection, Naumahira chose "Broken Blue Bridge".

She knew that with her position in Hollywood at this time, MGM would not be able to invest in a big production for her.

"Titanic" doesn't need to think about it, "The Princess Diaries" is a rivalry between two people, and although the comedy is pleasing, it can't make a deep impression.

The script of "Notting Hill" is very innovative, but it would be better if it was a real big star, and she was not qualified enough.

Moreover, the status of Hollywood female stars at this time is obviously not as good as that of male stars, and this script may not be approved by the company and cannot be funded.

"Broken Blue Bridge" is her most satisfying script, but in the context of war, two people who love each other can't be together in the end.

In particular, the final death of the heroine, which touches people's hearts, is a tragedy caused by war and this era.

This film will make people reflect and become a classic, and she will become famous and remembered by the audience for it.

Nauma couldn't put it down, flipped through the script, and pulled her brother to go to the producers of MGM to discuss it, hoping that the film would start filming immediately.

As a screenwriter, Lin Zixuan was not involved, and he wanted to meet with the production manager of Paramount Pictures.

Paramount is currently the largest film company in Hollywood, controlling the national chain of movie theaters, with many stars under its umbrella, and has a dominant position in Hollywood.

The film adaptation rights to "Gone with the Wind" were bought by Paramount, and they are considering whether to make it into a sound movie.

Star Studios' films are of guaranteed quality, with each film selling for $40,000 to $80,000, depending on the genre.

The price of kung fu films is higher, and the price of literary films is low, which is the market situation of Chinese films in the United States.

Lin Zixuan came in person this time to let them watch "Killer Li Ang" and do a market assessment.

The manager heard that Lin Zixuan personally starred in the movie, and he looked interested, and the best-selling author starred in the movie, which would be a publicity gimmick.

Lin Zixuan has a readership base in the United States, and as long as the quality of the film is not bad, he is willing to pay $100,000 to buy it.

In one of Paramount's screening rooms, many of the studio's insiders watched "Leon the Killer."

After watching it, they had mixed reviews of the movie, mainly for the ending of the movie, that is, the plot of the death of the male protagonist.

In Hollywood movies, the hero and heroine are not incapable of dying, but they are very adventurous.

They know that the audience does not watch movies to see any meaning in them, but only as a pastime.

If you don't understand this truth, then the film company is bound to go out of business.

Many directors who think they are talented feel that the audience doesn't understand them and don't know how to appreciate art, their films are very profound, what truth they say, and what connotations they have.

As a result, the audience didn't buy it, and they felt particularly aggrieved.

Faced with the questions of Paramount's personnel, Lin Zixuan did not complain, saying what the profound connotation of the movie.

This movie is just a test of the waters, mainly looking at the European market.

When he finished the negotiations here and saw the Douglas siblings again, he found them with sad faces. (To be continued.) )