Reborn: A Life of Fortune, Starting in the American Entertainment Industry

In late September 2008, Lehman Brothers collapsed, the financial tsunami swept across the globe, and the markets were filled with cries of despair.

Theodore Winthrop was twenty-two. More than twenty years earlier, he had somehow transmigrated into this era. He had remembered everything since birth, practically living life with cheat codes.

He carried a little schoolbag to kindergarten and set up a stall to make money, urging his dad to buy Intel, Microsoft, and Google stock early. He wrote scripts for cash, became one of the earliest internet singing sensations by playing and singing his own songs, and made a fortune selling albums and mobile ringtones. At seventeen, he got into Stanford and secured an 8% stake in Facebook through investment.

But fate was cruel to the gifted. He was diagnosed with ALS, for which there was no cure.

On the last night before he accepted his fate, a voice rang out in his mind:

What kind of life do you want to have?

I want to stand at the pinnacle of life. I want a life unlike any other!

When he opened his eyes again, a medical miracle had cured his ALS.

He had also gained a new pair of eyes, eyes that could see the hidden information behind every financial product.

The Wall Street bargain hunt was just beginning.

This time, he would stand at the pinnacle of life.

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