When Lin Mu woke up,
he discovered that he had transmigrated and become the world's biggest power behind the scenes.
He held a controlling 51 percent stake in every one of the world's top 100 corporations.
In 80 percent of the world's countries, he had his own forces, businesses, and loyal subordinates.
All it would take was a twitch of his foot to spark a world war.
Lin Mu was perfectly happy with his new identity.
But what left him a little baffled was that some rich kid was trying to mess with him right now?
"You're rich?"
Lin Mu calmly picked up the phone. "Send me an aircraft carrier loaded with cash. What do I need it for? To bury a rich kid alive, that's all."
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to actual people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
Do you think that burying the rich second generation alive in an aircraft carrier full of cash shows that you are a fool? This only proves that you are a second-rate person.
Fifty-one percent is not called absolute control.
This seems to be the heroine of a comic book, and you just used it as the cover?
Brother, the absolute controlling stake of the world's top 100 companies must be at least 64%, but no one can achieve it at present, because large consortiums and countries will intervene. If it were true, the protagonist would have died long ago. The state machine is no joke.
I just gave it one star, but it was still 10. It shouldn't be.
This author has the most experience in high school, which may be too much to say. If the pretentiousness index is calculated on a 100-point scale, it would be five points at most. . . . .
I suddenly discovered one thing, there is no novel below ten points.
Really rich people should use aircraft carriers to transport their bank cards. Each bank card is a black card with an unlimited limit.
Absolute controlling interest is 64%
The top 100 companies are all state property. What kind of holding do you want to hold???? Even if you don't have a brain, you can't do without a brain.