Quinn did get the Goldfinger when she caught a glimpse of Paul Heyman's half-bald head.

It's not a "system" or a "portable grandpa". Strictly speaking, his golden finger is his own thing - his own memory.

Bai Quinn feels that it is more appropriate to call it "memory fragments".

What appeared in his mind this time was no longer a cartoon penguin with an unknown meaning or a strange and novel vocabulary, but a whole memory that originally belonged to him!

The content of "Memory Fragments" is unfolded from his own perspective.

With no time and no place, he sat in a warm and tidy living room, holding a small remote control and changing channels on the TV, perhaps looking for a program of interest.

Based on the technological level in 1995, it was a TV that could be called a "giant screen". Its thickness was only five inches at most and its size was definitely more than 60 inches. It was hung lightly on the wall.

Perhaps to others living in 1995, television was a piece of technology that should only appear in science fiction movies.

But in Bai Quinn's view, it was ordinary, without any disturbance in his heart, just like what a TV should be like.

What he cares more about is what is shown on TV.

A piece of news was broadcast on the screen, and it changed to an interview column. After a few words, it changed to a martial arts drama. The two sides had just started fighting, and the screen started to fight the Japanese again.

They changed too frequently and never stayed on any channel for more than 15 seconds. Although Bai Quinn watched carefully, he still couldn't get much useful content from the fragmented information flow.

The screen switched again, and the station logo showed that it was a five-star sports station.

In the scene, two people were standing side by side on the ring. The shorter one was recognized by Quinn at a glance as Paul Heyman!

Paul Heyman on the screen is much older and fatter than the guy in the luxury car. He has shaved off the sparse beard on his chin, cut off his braids, and his half-bald head has become completely bald and has become noticeable.

people.

Paul Heyman looks more than ten years older than he is now, maybe even twenty years older, but he is still talkative, holding the microphone and shouting passionately to the audience.

"You all know me, Paul Heyman. In my career, the most honorable thing for me is to be the agent of this beast next to me..."

The camera turned slightly to give a close-up of the man next to Paul Heyman.

With his sturdy build, you could tell he was a wrestler at first glance. He should be around thirty years old. If that was Paul Heyman ten years later, this wrestler should be about the same age as Bai Quinn.

Quinn Bai carefully identified that this person was not the wrestler who existed in his memory. As a wrestling enthusiast and practitioner, all well-known or slightly famous wrestlers were retained in the memory of the original Quinn Bai.

a place.

The tall man was about the same height as Bai Quinn, about two meters, but his figure was stronger. He had short blond hair, thin lips, and a sinewy face. He was a typical badass bodyguard template. He was slightly called a "beast" by Paul Heyman.

He raised his chin and looked around with provocative eyes, obviously playing the role of a villain.

"Let me solemnly introduce to you..." Paul Heyman on the screen deliberately prolonged his tone, "Beast! Brock Lesnar!"

The strong man responded to the situation by taking flexible boxing steps and shaking all the muscles in his body, making him appear strong and agile.

Hearing the name, Bai Quinn could be sure that the person was still unknown at this time.

Paul Heyman continued: "...the man who ended The Undertaker's WrestleMania winning streak, The Undertaker's 21-year winning streak, was broken last week by my Brock Lesnar!"

At this time, Bai Quinn noticed a few lines of big words written on Brock Lesnar's sleeveless T-shirt: "Eat! Sleep! Break the Streak!" (Eat! Sleep! Break the record!)

At this point, Brock Lesnar opened his mouth and laughed stupidly, but one of his eyes was still full of black and blue, and it was difficult to even open it. It can be seen that he defeated the Undertaker after a hard battle.

There were boos in the audience, and the memory fragment ended here.

Although the duration of the memory fragment is very short, only three minutes, the amount of information given is surprisingly large. If you dig carefully, you will definitely be able to find useful information for the future.

More than three minutes of content was poured into Bai Quinn's mind the moment he fell out of the luxury car.

By the time he fell to the ground, he had read the entire content and began to recollect it, trying to find useful information.

Randy got out of the car in a hurry and bent down to help him up.

Bai Quinn thought with a little regret, "It would be great if I could watch it again. I seem to have overlooked some details."

With something in mind, the memory fragment immediately "replayed" it. It was completed within a few seconds of Randy helping him up, and it did not affect Bai Quinn's physical movements.

Standing up, Bai Quinn felt a little dizzy, but he still endured the discomfort and watched the "replay" again.

After the third broadcast, Bai Quinn's head suddenly became very heavy and he lost strength in his feet. If Randy hadn't been holding on, he might have fallen again.

Now Bai Quinn knew how powerful it was. Although "Memory Fragments" could be "replayed", it was not free of charge. It took away a lot of physical energy from him every time.

This "memory fragment" provided too little content and did not help him find his original identity. Most of the TV shows were actors he didn't know, performing boring TV dramas.

A flash of news mentioned that China accounted for half of the world's steel production last year. Bai Quinn was very pleased, but it was of little use to him.

The talk show mentioned an entrepreneur named Ma, saying that his company will soon be listed on Nasdaq, which may make him the richest man in China.

This news is not helpful to Bai Quinn at the moment. He can't just go to China to grab someone's favor right now. By the time he succeeds, there's no telling what stage the future Ma's richest man will have reached.

However, Bai Quinn had a vague feeling that it was his meeting with the half-bald Paul Heyman that activated this memory of his. Perhaps other "memory fragments" will be activated in the future.

Although he cannot immediately help him find his identity, he can still obtain a lot of information from the future by analyzing this memory.

With this information, he will see further than others and be more likely to succeed.

Wealth, power, fame, these things that people strive for, he, Bai Quinn, will be able to obtain them more easily than others!

Sure enough, he still left me a "gold finger"!

Randy helped him sit down on the steps next to the parking lot and asked about his physical condition with concern.

After calming down, Bai Quinn comforted his master and told him not to worry about himself. He was just too tired and exhausted after the game. Just take a rest.

Seeing that there was nothing serious about Quinn, Randy quickly turned the topic to the signing conditions provided by Paul Heyman.

Now that he has obtained the "Golden Finger", there is no reason for Bai Quinn not to use it, not to mention that now is a critical moment related to his career in the next five years. He hurriedly referred to the contents of "Memory Fragments" to see if Paul Hayes should be accepted.

Mann's recruitment.

First, he noticed that there were "WW" marks printed on the four corners of the ring where Paul Heyman and "Brock Lesnar" were and the lower corner of the TV screen.

Currently, no wrestling league's logo is "WW", but the two "W"s in the logo are stacked one on top, similar to the WWF league's trademark.

Could it be said that in the future, Paul Heyman will not stay in ECW, where he dominates the world, but will go to the newly established "WW" alliance?

Bai Quinn even boldly speculated that maybe in the future WWF would annex ECW and form a new alliance called "WW". This would also explain why the alliance's trademark has the "bloodline" of WWF.

And Paul Heyman claimed that the man who maintained an undefeated record at WrestleMania for twenty-one years, and the wrestler who was finally defeated by Brock Lesnar, was called The Undertaker.

Bai Quinn knows The Undertaker. He is indeed a top player in the WWF. He probably joined the WWF in 1990 or 1991, and "WrestleMania" is indeed the most important paid TV event in the WWF every year.

Even if The Undertaker's winning streak started at WrestleMania in 1991, 21 years later would be 2012.

It can be deduced from this that around 2012, Paul Heyman will join the wrestling league dominated by WWF as a player agent. He will be a small player agent, appearing on stage as a buffoon and promoting villains.

Paul Heyman is now the manager of ECW. The big boss of ECW has given him full power, which can be said to be true to his word.

Bai Quinn feels that as long as there is still a choice, no one will let the manager of ECW quit and become a manager in WWF!

Bai Quinn, who is level 10 in Chinese, immediately thought of a proverb: I would rather be a chicken head than a phoenix tail.

In other words, Paul Heyman must have been unable to work in ECW before he switched to WWF.

Either ECW is finished, whether it is acquired or bankrupt, it can no longer continue.

What if Paul Heyman, a professional manager, was kicked out by ECW's backstage boss?

Bai Quinn remembered a saying: Once the emperor, there are always ministers.

Naturally, his life in ECW was not easy. In addition to the guaranteed income, it was even more difficult to appear on live TV or paid programs.

He wonders when Paul Heyman's downfall will happen, maybe ten years from now?

If he has become famous by then, the collapse of ECW or Paul Heyman will not have much impact on him.

But what if something happens during his five-year contract period, or even in the most critical first year of his career, what should Quinn do?

Judging from the current competitive situation among several alliances, there may be another possibility, ECW being acquired by WWF.

This memory fragment still gives too little information.

So should I accept Paul Heyman's offer?

He has already labeled ECW as a loser in his heart, so how could he join it willingly?

If you don't sign with ECW, then the only places that are better than ECW are WCW and WWF.

Since he "foreseeed" the future, he should naturally be the winner of the WWF job.

But how can Bai Quinn enter the WWF alliance?

The professional wrestling circle is different from the professional football circle. There is no such thing as "professional scouting". In most cases, people with real power such as league bosses or professional managers are personally responsible for discovering talents.

For example, Paul Heyman was recruiting talents from all over the world as the manager of ECW.

Not only do they have limited energy, but from the perspective of operating costs, they are generally unwilling to give opportunities to newcomers, preferring to use players with certain experience and reputation. The Independent Wrestling Alliance is their favorite "talent pool."

Maybe Paul Heyman is eager to recruit new people and form a small group for "Raven Raven" who has just switched to ECW. Maybe it's because Quinn's overall quality is really good and he feels that talents are rare, so Paul Heyman will ask someone with only one game experience.

Bai Quinn sent out an invitation to join and was given B-list treatment right from the start.

Randy never considered rejecting Paul Heyman. After rationally analyzing the current situation, the most favorable choice for Quinn was to accept Paul Heyman's offer and join ECW.

In Randy's opinion, getting off the car and discussing with Bai Quinn was just to find an excuse to improve Bai Quinn's treatment.

"What? Not going to ECW?"

When the apprentice told him his decision, Randy exclaimed in disbelief!

"Something's wrong! Something's wrong with you! QB, did you hurt your brain during the game just now?"

When Bai Quinn heard what Randy said, he was frightened. When he found that Randy had not revealed his identity as a time traveler, he felt relieved and tried to persuade the impatient master.

"I just want to try other opportunities, such as WWF. Paul Heyman's five-year contract is too long. If I become a big star during this period, the salary of 1,500 per game will be too low!"

Bai Quinn had no choice but to use this reason to deal with Randy.

He cannot say his true thoughts and must hide them in his heart:

As a time traveler with a "golden finger", who can see through the fog and see the future, how can he tie himself up for five years for a mere salary of less than 100,000 US dollars per year!

Maybe a few minutes ago, Quinn Bai, who was sitting in the luxury car, would agree to Paul Heyman's conditions, but now Quinn Bai will not, and he has become extremely confident.

Bai Quinn, who was determined, immediately found new reasons to convince his master: "Paul Heyman is not as approachable as he appears..."

He just wanted to dig a hole and take advantage of us. If Mr. Watson hadn't reminded me, my reward for participating in the live TV show would have been only fifteen hundred dollars!

He just takes advantage of our eagerness to debut, and he doesn’t know where else he will trick us in the future.

Overall, I think I should still find a way to go to WWF."

After Bai Quinn's random analysis, Randy was also shaken, and his attitude was not as firm as it was at the beginning.

…

Just as the master and apprentice were arguing about whether to join ECW, another argument had just ended in another lounge in the gym.

The door of the lounge was suddenly pushed open, and a middle-aged man with short hair and a round face strode out. He glanced at the black-haired woman standing at the door of the lounge smoking, turned around and left quickly.

The tall woman quickly got into the lounge, locked the door behind her back, and looked at the man on the bench with tenderness in her eyes.

Sitting on the bench was none other than Paul Levesque, who had just lost the match.

He just had some verbal disputes with his "bo Le", Dallas Page, known as "DDP".

"Paul, are we still suing them?" the woman asked.

Paul Levesque put down the towel on his hand and replied: "Chayna, DDP (Diamon Dallas Page) is right.

We can't win against NWA, and we can't win against that kid.

The agreement on the result of the game was a verbal agreement outside the game contract, and we have no evidence.

And if they sue me for discrimination, I might lose my job at WWF..."

The woman named Chayina said anxiously: "But we can still find a note..."

Paul Levesque stood up suddenly, covered the woman's mouth, and interrupted her, "That's all. They paid me 1,000 dollars in compensation. They asked me to take the money and shut up. They want to maintain the unity in the circle."

, exposing the conflicts to reporters will make it impossible for me to stay in this circle. DDP came here just to remind me of this and to stop me from being impulsive."

Chayina was also very strong, and her arms were even thicker than those of ordinary men. She pulled away the big hand covering her and said, "How could DDP do this! 'Diamond Cut' is also his finishing move.

Isn’t he angry? He’s helping outsiders from NWA put pressure on you.”

Paul replied: "It doesn't matter. Anyway, I don't plan to use 'Diamond Cut' anymore. I am now a WWF player and I am not suitable to continue using 'Diamond Cut'. I will remind the audience of the inventor of 'Diamond Cut', DDP."

Still in WCW."

The two have been together for some time, and the woman is familiar with Paul's temper. He will get angry, but he will quickly calm down, weigh the pros and cons, and then find the path that is best for herself.

After hearing him say that he wanted to give up the "diamond cutting" he learned from DDP, he became concerned about the man's new finishing move.

Paul replied: "I have already thought of a new finishing move, which is the facial attack technique I showed you before. I have already thought of a name for it, Pedigree, a famous attack!"

As soon as Chayna thought of that move, she immediately put on a bad smile on her face, pointed her hand at the man's chest muscle, and said: "My Sir Jean-Paul Levesque, please use the famous attack on me..."

Paul also smiled and used his famous attack, but because his belt slipped, he only used the first half of the move...
Chapter completed!