International Corruption Began to Rise from Maritime Trade

Run single gang, go to Nanyang, dominate Southeast Asia. The wolfish businessmen who devour the borders of various countries. Lin Lingdong, a business tycoon in the 21st century, returns to 1992 and faces the choice between family and love? How to choose? In this life, he chose to go against the current. Travel to Eastern Europe, sail to North America, sail across seas and rivers, and gallop across the ocean. From maritime trade to shipping magnate. He bought more than 260 giant ships with a total tonnage of 18 million tons. Time magazine praised him as: "Onassis of Xia, the world's largest independent shipowner." Rockefeller: "Although I rule oil, Lin Lingdong has a monopoly on transportation." Bao Yugang: "Don't ask me about the boat, ask A Dong!" Mukesh Amba*: "The largest trading partner of Reliance Industries Group is not a certain country, but Lin Lingdong." This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.