His Evening Breeze and Chess Game

On a winter night when he was fifteen years old, he was evicted from his home by his close relatives. He was penniless and dialed an unknown number left by his mother before her death in a blizzard. On the other end of the phone was a woman's voice. "Which street are you on? Give the phone to the person next to you." Seventeen years later, he became the sole executive of the global computing power empire. Trillions of capital, industry standards, all in the palm of your hand. Everyone said that he was cold-blooded, cruel and ruthless. Only she knew that every time he killed a business empire, he would always be the same young man holding an inkstone on a snowy night, waiting for her to say "Don't be afraid" when he returned home. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.