Domination in America, Starting from being a Boxing Champion Novel

In 2008, Link's arrival in the United States marked a pivotal moment. At a press conference, he proclaimed himself the savior of the boxing industry, asserting that boxing was unprofitable before his intervention and that he single-handedly fostered its current prosperity. However, a reporter challenged him, accusing him of destroying the industry by dominating multiple weight classes and holding championship belts for decades, stifling new talent. This reporter was forcibly removed, threatened with a lawyer's letter. Link then declared himself the savior of the music scene, citing album sales exceeding one billion copies that revitalized the market. Another reporter countered, claiming Link, a high school dropout, plagiarized all his songs. This individual also faced removal and a lawyer's letter. Finally, Link claimed to have saved the global movie market, with his films grossing over ten billion US dollars. Before a third reporter could voice an objection about Link's acting ability, they were also dragged away with a bundle of lawyer's letters. Link then surveyed the room, asking if anyone objected to his assertion of being a noble savior of American sports and entertainment, to which the reporters, under the gaze of hundreds of bodyguards, shook their heads. The story is presented as that of a dragon-slaying warrior mistakenly perceived as an evil dragon.