My Dad Read My Diary and Bought Ten Buildings

Song Ran wakes up one morning and finds himself back 23 years in the past, in 1999.

That year, Song Ran is five years old. To make sure he doesn't forget important events, he starts keeping a diary, writing down whatever comes to mind.

Song Mingguang doesn't pay much attention at first, until one day he happens to open his son's diary.

“In 1999, Xunteng Penguin is founded. Its market value will eventually reach 5 trillion.”

“That same year, Alibaba is founded. Its market value will peak at 4 trillion.”

Song Mingguang thinks his child is dreaming. He can't make sense of it, but the ideas are fascinating, so he keeps reading.

“The Shenzhen stock market moves on May 19, reaching a high of 6,124 points before falling the next day.”

Song Mingguang doesn't believe it, but he happens to be traveling there on business soon. Overnight, his wealth doubles, and before long he is obsessed with Song Ran's diary.

“Real estate prices: In twenty years, housing prices in Haishi will climb to 50,000 per square meter...”

Song Mingguang sees his son's diary and doesn't hesitate. My son just wants to be...

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.