(Finance + gaming + the supernatural: an outrageously satisfying business war!)
Qin Mo makes a living livestreaming loot-box openings in games, a born winner who always gets the rarest drops. One day, he discovers he can “see” the stock market’s critical hits: stocks about to hit their daily limit flash before his eyes like SSR characters. He casually buys a junk stock and makes a million in three days, only to draw the attention of Wall Street’s financial predators.
“The financial market is just a real-life RPG.” With a grin, he crashes markets, shorts stocks, and manipulates the fate of nations, using his gamer’s mindset to lay waste to the battlefield of capital. Su Mingyue, a cool-headed analyst, tries to prove with data that his madness defies reason. But after running the numbers for the 999th time, she shuts her laptop with trembling hands. “Your trades… defy the laws of mathematics.”
When the Morgan family invokes its “curse of capital,” and the Federal Reserve itself moves to shut him down, Qin Mo simply lights a cigarette and draws the final line on the stock chart. “Now it’s Wall Street’s turn to get on its knees and beg me to stop.”
