Hong Kong Island: Plundering Japan and Sowing the Seeds with the Top Ten Divas!

Reborn in 1985, with the company's top brass fighting over power and profits.

The first thing Chang Sheng did was offer his father a strategy.

Don't compete or make a move. Sit back and watch the snipe and the clam fight.

Let the board see who gets things done and who is only after power.

With a huge fortune in hand, Chang Sheng invested in mainland China, becoming the first to seize the opportunity.

In 1985, the Plaza Accord was signed. The US dollar fell, and the yen rose.

In 1990, Japan's asset bubble burst.

He leveraged China's policies to invest heavily at home, while stirring up a storm in international financial markets.

"Three-tenths of Shanxi merchants' ten treasures belong to the Chang family."

At home, Chang Sheng put the Confucian merchant spirit into practice and worked to bring prosperity to all.

Abroad, the Confucian merchant spirit? Confucian merchant spirit, my ass!

Plunder is the only way.

The Mitsui family: "Being enemies with Chang Sheng is the biggest mistake of my life!"

JPMorgan Chase: "Even if World War III breaks out tomorrow, if Chang Sheng says the exchange rate will rise, then rise it will."

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