Evil MC's NTR Harem-Chapter 571 - Assign

"Oh my god! I can't believe it!"

"Chasing Mr. Trillionaire has earned a staggering $3 billion worldwide in just a single month!"

"How is this even possible?!"

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"And to think the reported budget was only $200 million! That's an insane return on investment!"

"Ross Oakley did it again!"

The world was in shock. No one had expected a romance movie to reach such astronomical box office numbers.

Many industry experts had dismissed it before its release, predicting it would be a massive flop.

After all, romantic dramas rarely pulled in such colossal earnings, especially when compared to action-packed blockbusters and superhero franchises.

Yet, against all odds, Chasing Mr. Trillionaire shattered expectations, proving that a well-crafted love story could captivate audiences worldwide.

Social media exploded with discussions, reviews, and endless debates about what made the film such a phenomenon.

Critics who had doubted its success were now scrambling to reassess their opinions, while fans passionately defended its brilliance.

Ross Oakley, the man behind it all, had once again defied industry norms, cementing his reputation as a game-changer in Hollywood.

But not everyone was convinced that Ross Oakley deserved the credit.

"Bah! It was Althea who carried the movie to success. Ross Oakley just got lucky, riding on the fame. Replace him with any other actor, and the movie would've earned just as much—if not more!"

"I agree. It was the plot that made the movie sell so well. The twists were incredible—I've never seen a romance film executed like that before."

"Exactly. Whoever came up with that storyline is a genius."

Discussions about the movie and its cast dominated conversations everywhere, both in person and online.

Social media platforms were flooded with debates, think pieces, and heated arguments over who truly deserved credit for the film's success.

Some fans passionately defended Ross, claiming his presence and charisma elevated the movie, while others insisted that the gripping storyline and Althea's stellar performance were the real reasons behind its record-breaking earnings.

Theaters continued to be packed, with many people watching the film multiple times just to catch all the subtle details hidden in its intricate plot.

Film critics, who had initially dismissed Chasing Mr. Trillionaire as just another romance flick, were now analyzing its success, trying to understand how it had outperformed even the biggest action blockbusters of the year.

Industry experts scrambled to study the phenomenon, wondering if it signaled a shift in audience preferences.

What most people didn't realize, however, was that Ross had played a far greater role in the movie's unprecedented success than they could imagine.

He had done something no other actor had—he made watching Chasing Mr. Trillionairenearly effortless for audiences worldwide.

His influence extended beyond just acting. Through strategic marketing, media appearances, and a series of unexpected but perfectly timed promotions, Ross had ensured that the movie was impossible to ignore.

A prime example? A group of travelers who got a flat tire near a theater ended up watching the movie while waiting for help, turning what should have been an inconvenient delay into an unexpected movie night.

But that wasn't an isolated incident. All over the world, similar occurrences happened—people who had time to kill, those who got caught in sudden rainstorms near cinemas, even couples looking for a last-minute date idea.

Somehow, by sheer coincidence—or perhaps, something more—their plans led them straight to Chasing Mr. Trillionaire.

It was almost as if fate itself had conspired to make the film a success.

The year 2031 ended with Chasing Mr. Trillionaire grossing an astonishing $5 billion, cementing Ross Oakley as a global movie phenomenon in his very first film.

It became the highest-grossing single movie in history, shattering records left and right.

Analysts struggled to keep up with the sheer number of milestones it had reached, and the impact of Ross's success rippled through the entire entertainment industry.

For months, headlines screamed his name. The Athlete Who Conquered Hollywood! Ross Oakley: From NBA Legend to Box Office King! Chasing Mr. Trillionaire Breaks Another Record!

Critics who had once doubted him were now forced to acknowledge his talent, while studios scrambled to offer him new roles, hoping to capitalize on his meteoric rise.

Despite the chaos of his newfound stardom, Ross took it all in stride. Fame wasn't new to him.

As a reigning NBA superstar, he had nearly won ten consecutive championships, dominating the basketball world for almost a decade.

He had already experienced the thrill of standing at the top, of having fans chant his name in packed arenas.

Yet, even with all that, he had to admit—seeing his face on massive billboards, his name headlining the biggest awards shows, and hearing people praise his performance as a once-in-a-lifetime talent—stroked his ego in a way he hadn't expected.

Still, like all things, the novelty wore off.

"Sooo… how does it feel to win Best Actor?" Althea asked teasingly as they celebrated in private.

They had just returned from yet another awards ceremony.

At first, Ross had enjoyed the glamour and excitement of the events—the flashing lights, the standing ovations, the golden trophies.

But after the tenth one, the ceremonies had started blending together, becoming just another routine.

The praise, the handshakes, the scripted speeches—it all felt the same.

"I can't say I like it anymore," Ross admitted honestly, swirling the whiskey in his glass.

Althea chuckled as she took a seat beside him. "I figured as much. You looked bored out of your mind up there."

Ross smirked. "What gave it away? The way I yawned when they announced my name?"

She laughed, shaking her head. "No, that part was fine. It was when you nearly fell asleep during the director's speech that really sold it."

Ross leaned back, sighing. "I'm just used to winning. NBA championships, MVP awards… At some point, they all start feeling the same. I thought this would be different, but after a while, it's just another trophy on the shelf."

Althea studied him for a moment before leaning in, resting her arms on his shoulders. "But will you keep acting?" she asked, her voice soft yet curious. "That's what everyone wants to know. And honestly… I'd like to know too."