Taking Over the Olympics from the Start, I Become the King of Business

Su Xin is reborn on Hong Kong Island in 1978 and, from the start, takes on the Olympics.

One country's host city once lost a billion in fifteen days of Olympic events, sparking a severe fiscal crisis. It took the city's three million residents thirty years to pay off the debt.

The Bear Kingdom also spent over nine billion to host the Olympics, only to lose nine billion.

Su Xin is a one-man nation. He boldly reforms the Games by bringing in commercial operations and winning over major broadcasters and brand sponsors.

When the Olympics succeed brilliantly without him spending a cent, and even earn him billions, the whole world is stunned.

He also buys up assets during the oil crisis and deftly swallows Hong Kong Island's four major trading houses, building a business empire!

Time magazine:

He is the father of Olympic commercialization, and the king of business!

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.