This story is purely fictitious and any similarity is purely coincidental. No system, a cool article about urban rebirth. (Not a brainless cool article, slow-paced.)
With the business memories of his previous life, Kong Wenjie was reborn in New York in 1999.
This year, the Internet bubble is about to reach its peak, communications giants are expanding wildly, and the land in California still has undiscovered sky-high value. But he only has 30,000 embezzled tuition fees in his pocket, but he holds the code for wealth in the next few decades.
At the beginning, he spent $50,000 to buy the land that Greenholtz must compete for, and backhandedly forced the developer to double the price; he played with Ernst & Young stock leverage and made a huge profit of $500,000 in three months by relying on information gaps; even the established real estate families in Las Vegas were tricked by him...
There is no golden finger, no system, only the business sense engraved in the bones and the memory accurate to the year.
From a "rebellious kid" who misappropriated tuition fees to an invisible boss who stirred up the real estate and stock markets in the United States, Kong Wenjie used only a piece of land and an investment to follow the pulse of the times and set off a wealth frenzy belonging to the reborn plutocrats in the United States in 1999!
