I Want to Be the King of the World.

Summary

Matthew's plan to print money, disguised as the Sunshine and Beach Operation, began at a café in Lisbon, where he critiqued aspiring writers, calling their work garbage. This incited outrage, but he countered with an offer: he would help them write under his guidance, promising free translation and publication across Europe. While male writers embraced his commercial perspective on literature, female writers resisted, defending traditional views. Meanwhile, Matthew's servant, Alan, engaged in a dart competition at a bar, crucial to Matthew's money-making scheme. The chapter concludes with anticipation for the next developments.

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