I Rule the Neighborhood Chess Stall

Lu Chen, a national-level chess champion, unexpectedly transmigrated to a parallel world and became an eight-year-old prodigy.

He began by dominating the neighborhood chess tables, then became the mentor of the local uncles.

Media: More than seventy percent of society's resources are currently in the hands of men born in the 1960s and 1970s. Young people have fewer and fewer chances to start businesses and change their fates.

So, Mr. Lu, how did you manage to build such an enormous business empire in just three years, get so many entrepreneurs and officials to help incubate your startups, and ultimately propel you to the top of the rich list as the youngest billionaire in history?

Was it your extraordinary diligence and hard work, or were you simply exceptionally lucky?

Lu Chen shook his head and replied, "Neither. They're all my students. It's only natural for students to work for their teacher, isn't it?"

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