I'm a Pirate, and the Eagle Won't Admit It

Zhang Yang is reborn in the 1980s as an ethnic Chinese businessman in the Union.

Having learned in advance that the Union will dissolve, he has spent years carefully laying plans in business, real estate, and networking.

But one overseas voyage completely changes the course of his life.

After being kidnapped by Somali pirates, he is plunged into a chaotic, dark world.

"Pay 100,000 dollars and you can leave safely."

The first pirate chief is left dumbfounded when he sees Zhang Yang's private security force.

With Zhang Yang's thunderous methods, the Somali pirate groups are uprooted one by one.

At the same time, he seizes the opportunity presented by the Union's dissolution to become the richest man in the world.

From then on, he develops the Somali economy while expanding his own naval fleet.

A century later, a world-famous work on economic warfare says: "When the waves roar and the Iron Fist Fleet sets sail, the world will bow before it."

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