Reborn in Hong Kong in 1977: Rising to the Pinnacle of Capital

In 1977, Tiu Keng Leng was still Hong Kong's most dilapidated slum. Sixteen-year-old Li Jianhui climbs out of a quagmire where his father has been killed in the street and his family survives on relief grain. With a single novel, Kunlun, he sweeps the Hong Kong literary world, takes on the Four Great Talents head-on, and outsells Gu Long and Liang Yusheng at book signings.

No one knows that the boy's mind holds the economic trends of the next half-century. Writing novels is only a stepping stone. His real goal is the gaming industry. While everyone laughs that Hong Kong is a "gaming desert," he has already flown to Tokyo, poached future gaming godfather Tetsu Iwatani, and begun developing Tetris in secret.

The Oriental Daily praises him, Ni Kuang berates him, and Chen Zhiyong offers him five million to start a business. He refuses, because the money is dirty. He wants a clean capital empire.

From a slum to Central, from a wuxia-loving boy to a business tycoon. With foresight and careful planning, he advances step by step. While others are still fighting over their rank in the literary world, Li Jianhui has already used a game to open the door to the world. The pinnacle of capital is merely the starting point of his second life.

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