A Good-for-Nothing Transmigrates and Somehow Becomes a Business Tycoon in Ancient Times

Three years ago, on a night of torrential rain, Chen Mo clutched a debt collection notice for 500,000 yuan and walked toward the Pearl River. His cross-border e-commerce dream had collapsed when his partner ran off with the money. His girlfriend of five years delivered the cruel words "A failure can't give you a future" over the phone, and even his last shred of dignity was soaked through by the storm. As lightning struck, the destitute young man, who couldn't even get instant noodles without putting them on credit, drew a humiliating full stop at the end of his life.

When he opened his eyes again, other people were setting up stalls to sell cloth, while he used an assembly line to create an "ancient-world Pinduoduo." His buy-one-get-three-free hunger marketing scheme crushed the capital's time-honored brands in just three months. He brought cross-border e-commerce supply-chain strategies to the ancient world, even turning probability theory into The Gambler's Surefire Guide. Then he opened an insurance company, and gamblers and wealthy merchants alike scrambled to buy his "risk hedging" policies. The emperor came bearing "commercial franchising rights" and begging to partner with him, while a princess sought marriage with a dowry of 100,000 taels. Four beauties, a gentle heiress to a financial dynasty, a spirited young leader of the grain transport guild, a genius mechanist, and a quirky intelligence chief, all vied to help him manage his trillion-yuan business empire. Only then did he understand what it meant to "transmigrate and change your fate"!