The Big Shot Doesn't Want to Be a Billionaire, He Just Likes Causing Trouble

Chen Zhibai transmigrates into 1980s Hong Kong, a chaotic era and a time ripe for making trouble.

From the start, he has nothing but lime and bricks, but he finds a way to make his first fortune.

He never expected lime and bricks to become the standard gear of street punks, giving the gangs a real headache!

During Hong Kong's golden age of entertainment, Chen Zhibai has a System and claims the biggest slice of the pie.

He cuts off Li Huanggua's cash flow, seizes shares in the power company, and turns Huanggua into a rotten cucumber.

The island nation acts high and mighty, so he drains its financial lifeblood, catches it red-handed in its fraud, and establishes Tianlong Technology.

South Korea: How did Lotte go bankrupt?

Chen Zhibai gazes at the sky at a 45-degree angle: This is only the beginning!

The northern bear is about to break apart. It would feel wrong not to get involved.

Chen Zhibai's greatest ambition: He has to land a few blows on the Eagle Sauce, no matter what, or he won't be able to rest easy!

Back on the mainland, he exposes all kinds of crimes, takes on the public intellectuals, and works to shore up the weak points. What could be more satisfying?

Enjoy making trouble? No such thing.

Chen Zhibai says: It's just a job.

This book is a little exaggerated, and my writing is limited. If you don't like it, save your energy and go easy on the insults.

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