The Hong Kong Stock God: Starting by Snatching a Hundred Million from Li Ka-shing

In 1978, Chu Xunhuan snatched more than a billion from the richest man, Li, in the stock market, earning the title of Stock God! He also stole Li's title as the number-one challenger to British capital and seized his fortune! From then on, Chu's fame spread far and wide. He took on Wharf Holdings and Hutchison Whampoa, snatching opportunities again and again as his net worth skyrocketed. Even the banks couldn't print money fast enough to keep up with his stock-market raids. He built a complete entertainment empire, starting with nightclubs and bars, then moving into films, movie theaters, and television stations. He set up factories, investing in everything from Liu's fan factory to arcade machines and counterfeit goods... Of course, Chu Xunhuan enjoyed life beyond his career, too: from Xia, Xian, Hong, and Min to Zhi, Lin, Fang, Xin, Min, Zhen, and Zhi... He also loved Western food and beautiful women, from Sophie of Gaul and Monica of Pasta Country to American sweetheart Jennifer, and more... Gu Long acknowledged Chu as his master and used him as the model for the protagonist of his tale, writing the legend of Chu Xunhuan, who transmigrates to another world of fantasy and martial arts, founds a school, and makes his legend endure. He builds a technological empire, dominating the world with everything from semiconductors to mobile phones... He creates Hong Kong's first fashion magazine and holds an all-star fashion week, setting the trends before becoming the Emperor of Media... This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to actual people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.