Qin Mo transmigrates to Blue Star, where a space for universal investment has appeared.
Everyone on Blue Star is forced to enter it.
To Qin Mo’s delight, the space’s investment targets are events from Earth’s history, unknown to the people of Blue Star.
While everyone else struggles to choose projects and people to invest in, Qin Mo uses his historical knowledge to quickly identify countless famous figures and powerful factions.
In Pei County, Qin Mo becomes the benefactor of Liu Bang, the local pavilion chief.
In Chenliu, Qin Mo helps Liu Xiu, still a farmer, build an empire.
In Chang’an, Qin Mo helps Li Shimin, surrounded at the Xuanwu Gate, turn the tables and wipe out his attackers.
In Fengyang, Qin Mo becomes an angel investor to Zhu Yuanzhang, who is out begging for alms.
While people are still investing in Xiang Yu, Wang Mang, Li Jiancheng, and Chen Youliang, Qin Mo has already backed countless genuine rising stars. He seizes all the resources from countless historical worlds and becomes the Lord of All Realms.
That is to say, the writing is a little off. An investment novel is written as a soul-traveling history, and it still needs to be a little more refreshing.
Too much history to write
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