Hong Kong Island: The Ship King with Negative Assets, Conquering Global Capital!

After transmigrating as the heir to one of Xiangjiang's four great shipping dynasties, Ji Ze barely had time to lie flat before forty billion yuan in debt landed in his lap. Oil prices were soaring, shipping routes were blockaded, the shipyard project was left unfinished, and the company had only a hundred million in liquid assets. The bank was demanding three billion in principal and interest, due any moment.

But he had a secret: a superbrain with perfect recall and an information edge that let him predict the future. Fan Zhi, the boss of Huifeng Bank, feared Ji Ze's bankruptcy would ruin his career? Ji Ze turned around and offered him a Taiping Mountain estate, securing a thirty-billion loan out of thin air, then poured it all into Japan at the peak of its 1990 bubble!

He bought land, snapped up assets, and leveraged them repeatedly. In just one week, thirty billion became ten billion Hong Kong dollars. Terrified, Fan Zhi assigned people to watch him around the clock, afraid he'd flee with the money. But Ji Ze merely sat at the top of New Era Building and sneered: This is only the beginning. When the Japanese stock market crashes, shorting global capital will be the real feast.

Others transmigrate with a System; he relies on his wits to reap the rewards of his era. While Xiangjiang is still lamenting the decline of shipping, Ji Ze has already set his sights on semiconductors, chips, and engines. In this life, he'll show Wall Street what the comeback of a "negative-asset shipping king" looks like!

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