International Trader: Rising Through Maritime Trade

He traveled alone to the South Seas, making waves across Southeast Asia.

A ruthless businessman who devoured market share along the borders of country after country.

Lin Lingdong, a business magnate of the 21st century, returns to 1992, where he faces a choice between family and love. What will he choose?

This time, he chooses to swim against the current.

He ventures into Eastern Europe, sweeps across North America, and sails the rivers and seas, conquering the oceans.

From maritime trade, he rises to become a shipping magnate.

He buys more than 260 giant vessels, each weighing tens of thousands of tons, with a combined tonnage of 18 million tons.

Time magazine hails him as "China's Onassis, the world's largest independent shipowner."

Rockefeller: "I may have ruled the oil industry, but Lin Lingdong monopolized transportation."

Pao Yue-kong: "Don't ask me about ships. Go ask Ah Dong!"

Mukesh Ambani: "Reliance Industries' biggest trading partner isn't a country. It's Lin Lingdong."

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