When the convoy enters Broadway near 39th Street, Manhattan, you can see dense New York citizens gathering on both sides of the street.

Then every meter on the street, there is a New York policeman who maintains public order.

There were also dozens of reporters standing in front of the camera, reporting on the scene to the audience in front of the TV.

After discovering that the fleet that had just appeared was all the same Rolls-Royce, the reporters present reacted first.

It must be Lee Changheng and Annie who are here.

After all, it is only Li Changheng who has developed exaggerated and strict security measures for his own safety than Philip when he travels.

The reporters who understood this quickly signaled the camera's lens toward the convoy.

Then, after hearing dozens of reporters shouting loudly about the arrival of the Lord, the citizens on both sides of the street, cheers and the sound of shouting Li Changheng and Anne's name resounded throughout the street.

When Li Changheng saw Annie holding her hand and shaking it, he quickly understood what Annie meant.

Thinking about today's security level and more than 400 security personnel, Li Changheng smiled and pulled open the curtains.

Sitting in the car, waving to New York citizens watching the fun around him through the car window that could at least prevent pistols from shooting at close range.

When people on both sides of the street saw Li Changheng and Annie, the cheers suddenly became more than a dozen decibels.

If the police who maintained public order today were not short of staff, maybe someone would have rushed out of the quarantine fence and rushed to the vicinity of the convoy.

However, this time Li Changheng did not need to donate money to the Manhattan Police Department, thanking them for sending more than 1,000 police officers to maintain public order.

Instead, it was just a call to Superintendent McKenna in the Upper Town.

No, McKenna, who was released by Li Changheng, was promoted to the director of the Shangcheng District Police Department in less than three years.

After receiving the call from Li Changheng, McKenna excitedly promised that at the premiere, at least 1,000 police officers would be dispatched in Manhattan to set up a cordon on 39th and 40th Streets on Broadway to maintain public order and be responsible for the security work on the periphery.

Li Changheng thanked him very satisfied and turned off the phone without mentioning any reward.

Not only did McKenna not feel any dissatisfied with this, but instead found four trusted subordinates in delight, asking them to tell the people below about this, and also called the directors of Zhongcheng District and Xiacheng District in person.

However, after hearing this, few of the police in Zhongcheng and Xiacheng District were dissatisfied.

There were not even many complaining, and at least half of the police officers in the three police stations took the initiative to ask for attendance on the day of the premiere.

The reason is very simple and very realistic.

Before Li Changheng bought stake in Citi in 1973, the night when he attended a family gathering held by Taylor Ganell, a vicious incident of shooting police in the upper city.

I won’t talk about the specific content, but the result is that McKenna, his boss, and even his boss, were all caught by Li Changheng.

He wouldn't use these handles to threaten the Manhattan police and the big men in the police industry.

Because doing so will only cause the group of people to hate themselves and think about how to get rid of their control over them all the time.

Of course, when it is necessary, you still have to threaten it. If you should force the Manhattan police to help you deal with the trouble, Li Changheng will not hesitate or ruthlessly.

But since that special period has not arrived, Li Changheng's methods have become much gentler.

Even a fund established in Citigroup that only accepts funds from the Manhattan Police Department police.

In the past two and a half years, this fund with a total financial scale of US$100 million has always made annual profits of more than 20%.

In other words, the fund does not accept all the funds from Manhattan police. After all, doing so will make the police feel that Li Changheng is justified in helping him make money.

Second, the police who bought fund management projects would be equivalent to an additional 20% of the annual income.

This money doesn't seem to be much, but it will definitely improve the lives of most policemen.

The 20% annual income lasted for almost three years, which is one of the best in Wall Street.

The New York police who made profits least hoped that something happened to Li Changheng would cause them to get 20% of the profits every year.

For Li Changheng, a fund with a 100 million US dollars annual profit of 20 million yuan is just about sauna and corn futures.

The reason is very simple. From the outbreak of the oil crisis, the United States will fall into a ten-year stagflation period.

Money is not worth much, and the actual goods will certainly increase the price.

Of course, it is not that easy to operate, and there are many pitfalls in it.

But Li Changheng doesn't need to stare at the United States' grain production and expand his attention to the entire America, so he can avoid the traps set by several trusts in the United States that control food.

After two years of success, Citigroup established an investment group specializing in soybeans and corn futures after obtaining Li Changheng's consent in 75 years.

Moreover, the benefits of Li Changheng's control of dea soon emerged.

The countries with the highest corn production in the entire America are one of the United States and the other are Mexico.

If the American grain trust dares to cheat him.

Li Changheng only needs to instruct Dea to increase or reduce the attack on Mexican and Colombian flour merchants to regulate corn production in South American countries.

The most direct example is that when Dea increased its crackdown on Cali and Medellin, many people in Mexico burned their cornfields and instead planted flour and special tobacco.

Although the specific disappearing share of food may only be 5%, or even 1%.

But futures are leverage, and even if the price fluctuation is only 5%, it is enough to cause market uneasiness, resulting in many companies and countries with legitimate food demands competing for spot contracts of that year in the futures market.

Just let the fund get more than 10% or more of the returns.

If the American grain trusts became honest, Li Changheng would not have always faced them, but he would not have let them go easily.

Turning around and speculating on these trust stocks, when these trusts absorb the hard-earned money of the farmers, Li Changheng relied on these trusts and sucked their blood.

And it also left those guys helpless. In order to make money together, they had to beg Li Changheng not to suddenly jump out and cause trouble at the critical moment.

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Since Li Changheng is to some extent, he is already the financial backer of thousands of police officers in Manhattan, his words are definitely more useful than all the big guys in the New York police system.

This is why thousands of upper, middle and lower urban areas in Manhattan were easily mobilized to escort the movie premiere.

The convoy soon arrived outside the Metropolitan Theater. Before getting off the bus, Citi's Taylor Garner took more than a dozen Citi employees like a dog-legged walk to the side of the car and personally opened the door for Li Changheng and Annie.

"Good evening, boss, good evening, Your Highness."

Li Changheng got out of the car first, then helped Annie get out of the car. In an instant, he heard countless people nearby calling out their names and Annie.

The two waved to the surroundings, attracting even greater cheers.
Chapter completed!