A Merchant Between Two Worlds: I Loot the Japanese Invaders' Treasury and Seize the Nation's Destiny

With his parents' ashes in tow, Lin Jinghong returns to Shanghai and rents a dilapidated warehouse in the French Concession. Inside is an iron door: push it open and he reaches 2026; close it, then open it again, and he returns to 1932. The Japanese army's purchase order has only just gone out, but he has already signed the contract. Tungsten sand, silver, medicine, poison gas shells, priceless cultural artifacts: everything the Japanese want is in his hands.

The Mitsui trading house goes bankrupt, a Japanese colonel goes mad, and the Special Higher Police can't find a trace of him.

He has no idea how many battles he's changed. He only knows that the silver dollar from 1932 isn't spent yet, and he still hasn't shut the iron door to 2026. In a nutshell: You steal with bayonets; I steal with time.

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