In Republican-Era Shanghai: Building a Century-Old Family

Lu Bei transmigrated to 1932, a time when warlords were rampant, national strength was waning, and foreign powers watched hungrily from the sidelines.

The vast Shanghai Bund was split in two: the French Concession and the International Settlement.

It was an era of turmoil, but also one in which everything was waiting to be rebuilt.

In this magnificent age, Lu Bei took the first step toward founding a family dynasty that would last a century!

From taking out the three tycoons to crushing the warlords who eyed him covetously, Lu Bei built a power of his own.

From heavy industry to the military sector, he began a journey of explosive technological growth.

From that moment on, history changed because of Lu Bei.

When the Japanese launched their full-scale invasion of China, they were shocked to discover that such a terrifying family existed in the Songhu region.

"Head of the family, the Japanese are here."

"Open every nuclear missile silo and launch them all at the Japanese mainland."

Years later, the Lu family controlled the lifelines of countries around the world and had become the most powerful family on Earth!

This book is also known as The Struggle of a Century-Old Family, They Have Already Reached the American Mainland, and You Still Say They're Not an Imperialist Power?, and This Era's Surname Is Lu, Given Name Bei.

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