Rise of a Private-Sector Behemoth

Start a business and make money! Launch satellites! Build weapons factories! Make missiles! Build warships! Build submarines! Manufacture robot soldiers… and take on Western hegemony! Reader’s note (please read): Dear readers, please take a minute to read this before starting the book. To get to the exciting parts sooner, the first 50 chapters simply describe how the protagonist started from nothing and built a massive tech conglomerate worth more than many countries. That’s why the story moves slowly in the first 50 chapters: they lay the groundwork for what comes later. I deeply admire entrepreneurs who work hard and build their businesses from scratch, so the story doesn’t start with a rich second-generation heir or a handsome rich guy born with a silver spoon in his mouth. Instead, it follows the steady development of a company. If you don’t enjoy the slower storytelling in the early chapters, feel free to start reading from Chapter 51. Thank you for your support. I’ll keep bringing you exciting content! Synopsis: Ye Hong, a gifted top student who grew up in a small mountain village, draws on the experience and knowledge he gained in the workplace to start a business from scratch. Through relentless effort, the company he founded grows into a colossal conglomerate, whose technology leads the world by a wide margin. This strikes a nerve with the Western powers led by the United States, who refuse to allow such a company to emerge in the East. The Western imperialist powers, led by the United States, begin relentlessly sanctioning and suppressing Ye Hong’s companies. What they don’t realize is that the Eastern lion has awakened, and the high-tech conglomerate led by Ye Hong has risen. Ye Hong will show the Western imperialist powers what it means to face someone they can’t afford to provoke!