On the night when the market value of the business empire he created exceeded one trillion, he died of a sudden cardiac arrest. There were no last words, no opponents, not even a trace of struggle. He was like a supercomputer that was running to the extreme and finally burned out the central processor. At the peak moment, it came to an abrupt stop.
His life is a series of cold and precise numbers. He entered a top business school at the age of 16 and founded "Matrix Capital" at the age of 25. At the age of 35, his "system" - a business model that combines big data, behavioral psychology and high-frequency trading - has invisibly enveloped every corner of the global economy. He can predict every pulse of the market, quantify every weakness of human nature, and grasp risks and returns to six decimal places.
People call him the "ghost of Wall Street" and the "emotionless capitalist." He has no friends, no lovers, only subordinates and tools. Emotion, in his view, is the most unstable variable in the system, a redundancy that must be eliminated.
At the last second when his consciousness disappeared, Shen Du looked down at the sea of city lights lit by him outside the floor-to-ceiling window, and for the first time he felt some uncalculated emotion. It was not fear or regret, but a kind of... Absurd emptiness.
He won the whole world, but there was nothing in his world.
Then darkness swallowed everything.
