All Gods: I am a master of all professions, who dares to oppose me?

Hey! Look what's that up ahead!

Zhong Hei shouted loudly, attracting everyone's attention.

It turned out that not far ahead, there was a structure that looked like a large, man-made dam.

At the bottom of the dam, several black pillars carved with giant pythons devouring people are particularly eye-catching.

Paul stood by the ship's side, preparing props while grinning sullenly.

We've finally arrived.

This was a snake-catching area that he and his men had enclosed. Inside was an abandoned factory, where many traps were set up to deal with the large snakes.

That pillar was clearly an antique... it was just something he'd fished out of the river. Paul thought it was pretty lucky to have it by the door; maybe it would help him catch more snakes.

Unfortunately, it seems that his men who were on duty last time met with misfortune, so he had to come in person, along with a group of bait.

We need to crack down on a few key issues this time to make up for the previous losses!

As for Fang Chang, Paul admitted that he is very good at playing.

But my own hunting rifle is much better! What era are we living in that people still use knives?

and so……

"This may be the Nir clan ruins you've been looking for."

Seeing the crowd buzzing with discussion, Paul stepped forward and began to spout nonsense, all the while revealing a sinister smile.

He really loves this expression.

"Oh? How did you know?" the female lead of the first book asked eagerly.

If the Nir tribe ruins can indeed be found, then this filming will undoubtedly be a huge success, and a simple suspense documentary will be transformed into an archaeological documentary, doubling its value.

Fame and fortune are within reach!

“See that statue over there?” Paul pointed with his dagger at the pillar below the dam. “You should know more about it than I do.”

The female protagonist fell silent after hearing this; in truth, she didn't understand either.

Those who don't know her might think she's an expert in this field, but she's actually just a beginner. Otherwise, she wouldn't have led a small team headlong into the rainforest.

But it doesn't matter, after this, she will become the authority!

"Captain, we'd like to go inside and take a look," the female protagonist said, turning around to the captain who was watching the commotion.

"Well, I don't think there are any ruins here. You know, we've developed most of the places along the river to some extent," the captain kindly advised.

“That’s because you’re not familiar with this area, Doug.” Paul scratched his dagger with his nail and looked at the captain defiantly.

Victory was within reach, and he was already getting impatient.

"I sincerely advise against exploring ruins mentioned by unknown people. This rainforest is not as safe as it seems," the captain said to the female lead again, ignoring Paul's performance.

The female protagonist turned and looked at the pillar again, then said firmly, "I still hope to see it for myself, after all, that's why we came to this rainforest."

Seeing that he couldn't persuade the female lead otherwise, the captain shrugged and said, "Alright, then you can use my spare small boat to go there. Bring a signal gun and contact us immediately if anything happens."

"Also, please don't take too long, after all, we still have a long way to go." The captain glanced at the less-than-pleasant expressions on the faces of the second-part main characters and added.

Next, the group of people enthusiastically started launching the small boats, carrying filming equipment, and setting off excitedly.

Fang Chang naturally followed suit, and his reasons were quite valid:

As a tourist who came here for vacation and to broaden my horizons, how could I just stay on the boat when I encountered such interesting things?

Everyone glanced at Di Ni, who was clinging to him, and they all understood.

Only Long-Nosed Boy looked gloomy, as if he had lost all interest in life.

According to the original plot, the group should have blown up the dam, and then all sorts of small snakes would fall onto the boat like rain – which would prove that this place was Paul's "breeding base" in the wild.

But this time it's different. The female protagonist believes that the ruins should be protected and she absolutely cannot allow anyone to destroy them in front of her—if they are destroyed, how can she maintain her authority and make money in the future?

So, while carrying the equipment, everyone had to also carry the not-so-light lifeboat over.

Of course, this group does not include Fang Chang.

I'm a doctor who can't even kill a chicken, and you're asking me to move a boat? Is there no law anymore?

Whether Fang Chang truly possessed the strength to kill a chicken was something only the giant snake and Di Ni from last night truly knew.

But one of these has already become rainforest fertilizer, and the other still needs Fang Chang to save his energy for more important purposes, so naturally no one said much.

The villain Paul hesitated several times before finally giving up, but seeing Fang Chang's chilling gaze, he eventually obediently got to doing the hard labor.

We'll be able to pull off a big heist soon, so let him be arrogant for a while longer!

The group struggled across the dam and finally arrived inside it.

After lowering the small boat, we struggled to walk through the shadowy vines for over ten minutes...

"This is the ruins you were talking about?" The female protagonist looked at the huge chimney in front of her, her face ashen.

“Unless the Nier people have already entered an industrialized society, I don’t think it’s very likely that this is a ruin,” Fang Chang chimed in, never one to miss a good spectacle.

“I’m just saying maybe, there’s only one possibility, ma’am.” Paul grinned maliciously, completely unconcerned about the murderous glares from the film crew. Once on his turf, he had a hundred ways to deal with these people.

"You tricked me into carrying all this equipment for this?!" Zhong Hei was eager to try, and a rap was about to burst forth from his lips.

“Since we’re already here, I suggest we search this place. Maybe we can find something useful.” Paul grinned at Fang Chang, his eyes full of malice, then got up, jumped onto the shore, and walked towards the abandoned factory without looking back.

Laugh more if you like, since he's about to die anyway. Fang Chang didn't care about Paul's provocation at all, and even felt a little sorry for him.

Heartwarming.

“Going back now will be too tiring for everyone. Why don’t we rest here for a while?” Fang Chang said, jumping ashore as well.

Finally, we've arrived at the place where the villain is defeated.

Another huge amount of Source Points to farm, awesome!

Hearing Fang Chang say this, the filming crew also felt it made a lot of sense, especially the strong laborers such as Zhong Hei, the male lead, Long Nose Boy, and the Frenchman—this ship really is sinking.

The filming crew was resting at the abandoned factory dock. Paul had already inspected the factory's layout and found the weapons stored there—in the rainforest, modern firearms were essential for self-defense.

Meanwhile, unable to bear the pungent smell of dog food, Long-Nosed Boy angrily walked into the abandoned factory alone.

A few minutes later, Paul, who had just finished packing up and was setting up the snake net, looked up and saw Long-Nosed Boy.

"Hey, what are you doing?" Long-nosed boy asked, puzzled, as he watched Paul use the tools inside with practiced ease.

"Hehe, I'm making money." With the setup almost complete, Paul, in high spirits, added, "Instead of crying like a woman, why not make big money with me? With money, what kind of woman can't you have?"

Even Paul, who had only been on the ship for a few days, could see Longnose's failure.

"I wasn't crying!" Long-nosed Boy retorted loudly, as if a cat whose tail had been stepped on.

Upon hearing this, Paul gave a meaningful smile, then stepped closer and put his arm around the long-nosed boy's shoulder.

"A great opportunity to make a lot of money is right in front of you. Would you like to cooperate?"

"What money..." Long-nosed boy answered subconsciously, but before he could finish speaking, he felt a burning pain in his back.

While he was distracted, Paul slashed him across the back with his knife, and blood immediately soaked the entire back, slowly flowing into the blood groove that had been carved into the ground—this allowed the smell of blood to dissipate better.

"Of course... it's the money for catching snakes."

Paul delivered a knee strike that sent the long-nosed boy sprawling to the ground in pain. He crouched down, leaned close to the boy's ear, and said in a low, excited voice, "We'll work together... You'll be the bait, and I'll catch the snake!"