From the Start, I Take Over the Olympics and Become the King of Business

The Olympics are a world-renowned sporting event, and hosting them is a tremendous achievement and honor for any country.

In 1978, Los Angeles won the right to host.

But strangely, not long afterward, its state banned the use of taxpayer money to fund the Olympics, and the public took to the streets in protest.

Faced with a lack of funding and the prospect of cancellation, Los Angeles decided to host the Games privately.

But the Olympics are a huge financial challenge even for an entire country.

West Germany spent $1 billion and lost $600 million.

Montreal spent $2 billion to host the Games for 15 days, then lost $1 billion, triggering a severe financial crisis. It took the city's 3 million residents 30 years to pay off the debt.

The Soviet Union spent over $9 billion, suffering an unprecedented loss of staggering proportions.

A private contractor taking it on? A hellishly difficult challenge!

Su Xin was reborn and took on the Olympics from the start.

He boldly reformed the Games, introduced commercial operations, and brought the major TV networks to heel.

In the end, Los Angeles didn't spend a penny, yet the Olympics were a complete success.

One man stood in for an entire country!

When Su Xin raked in hundreds of millions, the whole world was stunned!

Time Magazine:

"He is the father of Olympic commercialism, and the king of business!"

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