Gold Hunting in Hong Kong: I Build Up China with Trillions

In the 1980s, Hong Kong is on the rise, and Japan's bubble boom is just around the corner.

Armed with a golden finger that lets him foresee risks, Lu Ye ventures alone into Hong Kong's real estate and stock markets. He seizes the opportunities of the era, buys up undervalued assets and harvests British financial conglomerates, then shorts Japan's bubble. He makes a name for himself in Japan's stock and futures markets, amassing enormous capital.

Make money abroad, build industries at home!

He returns to China with trillions in capital and builds factories in cities across the country. He establishes precision instrument manufacturing in Qilu, builds an optical technology base in Yongcheng, and revives Liaoshen's long-established heavy industry firms on the brink of collapse.

Local merchants band together to choke off supply chains, but capital rolls right over them. He resolves local feuds and conflicts over the restructuring of old factories one by one.

Multinational behemoths lurking in the shadows close in at every turn, laying traps in the futures market and launching surprise equity takeovers as they set up a cross-ocean killing blow.

Just as his opponents raise their glasses to celebrate their triumph, an earth-shattering reversal strikes!

A bloody financial battle, industries taking root. With wealth from overseas, he forges the backbone of Chinese industry.

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