In the 1990s, I Acquired Half of the Soviet Union's Military-Industrial Arsenal

Previous life: A 45-year-old owner of a foreign trade company, killed in a car accident in 2025.

Present life: Reborn in September 1990, at age 18, after failing the college entrance exams. He lives in Suifenhe, a border city in Heilongjiang.

Perfect memories from his previous life: He remembers the entire process of the Soviet Union's collapse from 1990 to 2000, when the ruble plunged, global financial events, and how eagerly various countries coveted the Soviet Union's legacy.

Core strategy: Trade light industrial products for Soviet assets, resell them domestically and internationally, and build a multinational industrial empire.

Three principles of reselling:

1. Take everything valuable: planes, tanks, missiles, aircraft carriers, engines, blueprints, and talent.

2. Sell anywhere: patriotism is needed at home, profit is needed abroad, and there's no need to neglect either side.

3. Buy and sell everything, big or small: automobile production lines, used cars, machine tools, bearings, electronic components, and more.

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