Reborn in 1989, I Am a Prostitute in Eastern Europe

In 1989, on the eve of drastic changes in Eastern Europe. Lin Yuanzhou was reborn and returned to Budapest. He was a small salesman in a Chinese company that was on the verge of being laid off. He had only two hundred dollars in his pocket. Under his pillow was a ticket to return to China and a letter from his mother who was seriously ill. In his previous life, he obediently returned to his country and lived in poverty for half his life. In this life, he tore up his ticket and made a phone call that he never dared to make in his previous life. From Budapest to Warsaw, from Prague to Moscow, he exchanged down jackets for handicrafts, electronic watches for military binoculars, and a train of food for aircraft engines. On the ruins of the disintegration of the Soviet Union, he stepped on the gold flowing out of the cracks in history and became a transnational businessman. Next to him is Shen Zhiyi, who is fighting side by side, behind him is former Polish intelligence officer Michał, and in front of him are Sergey's fists and Andrei's chess game. He has to survive between the two major forces and complete a $500 billion gamble while being hunted by the KGB, gangs, and Western brokers. Someone asked him: Why do you do that? He said: I know what will happen tomorrow. I died once. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.