America: from Being Beheaded to Aristocratic Capital

In the winter of 1931, the Great Depression was like a dull knife, slowly cutting New York's throat. Group portrait. Strategy. The ruthless evolution of capital. This is a Chinese-American's journey from the muddy streets to the Iron Throne, and it is also a complete specimen of a group of people swallowed by desire. The moneylenders in Chinatown, the Jewish bankers on Wall Street, the compatriots who wear prayer beads to discuss business - every greedy person is repeating the same truth in his own language: In New York in 1931, the body temperature of the poor could only warm three inches of ground, while only money could heat the sky. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.