Transmigrating to My 1930

Zhou Xiangyu was a corporate executive from the 21st century. That afternoon, he had been eating hotpot and singing with his girlfriends at a restaurant in Shanghai, celebrating his naturalization in a certain Middle Eastern country. They even happily took a commemorative photo in front of Wing On Department Store. But that night, a Boeing plane crash unexpectedly sent him transmigrating to Republican-era China in 1930.

After his soul collided and fused with several others, he ultimately transmigrated into the body of a young man from the lowest rungs of society, impossibly returning to where it all began: Shanghai.

Shanghai in 1930 was far from peaceful. Gangs of every size filled the city, and foreign powers jostled for influence. How will Zhou Xiangyu survive in this dazzling, chaotic metropolis, and how will he rise above his station? Turn back the dust of history and see the steps of this ordinary man from an entirely different perspective.

The world in this era was turbulent, too. The entire globe was mired in the Great Depression, economies everywhere were suffering, and pessimism was spreading worldwide. See how Zhou Xiangyu finds a new path and builds his initial fortune.

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