Siheyuan: Returning from America to Take Over the Red Star Steel Mill

In 1982, Li Qiuyi, a master's graduate in aeronautics and astronautics, finished six years of study and work at an overseas military research lab. He returned to the capital with advanced documents, equipment, and foreign currency stored in a pocket dimension.

As soon as he entered the courtyard, he discovered that its residents had their eyes on his home. The Red Star Steel Rolling Mill had also gone months without paying wages, while internal parasites had dragged the old factory to the brink of bankruptcy.

Rather than get caught up in courtyard feuds, Li Qiuyi used his own funds to pay the workers, investigated corruption, and took over the steel mill. With liquid crystal displays, machinery, and military technology, he quickly broke into domestic and international markets.

Deals for tractors, tanks, firearms, and fighter jets followed one after another, and the Red Star Group rose to prominence.

While others were still squabbling over a few rooms, he had already turned his attention to military industry, finance, and capital markets, determined to give the country's industry an early takeoff.

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