Back to 1991: I Emptied the Soviet Union

"General Andrei, this train is loaded with 500 tons of cans and Erguotou. Isn't it a loss to exchange for the Su-27 that is still gathering dust in your warehouse?" In the cold winter of 1991, the red Empire State Building was about to collapse. This is a paradise for adventurers and a graveyard for careerists. The ruble has depreciated like waste paper, gangs are running rampant like wild dogs, and the torrent of steel that once made the world tremble is being sold off as scrap metal. Returning to that turbulent era, Jiang Lie was burdened with huge debts at the beginning, but he held a [Strategic Munitions Warehouse] that could swallow all things. On the winter streets of Moscow, he started by reselling down jackets and gradually reached out to the core heritage of the empire. While Western vultures are still staring at oil and minerals, Jiang Lie has already emptied the entire red family! Swap the ham sausage for the tank engine; Trade the thermos bottle for a top radar; Use special trains full of light industrial products to exchange for thousands of abandoned top nuclear physics experts! Some people call him the "Godfather of Moscow" and say that he monopolizes half of Russia's economic lifeline; Some people call him the "King of War" and say that his arsenal is more abundant than that of small countries; But within the red walls across the ocean, his name is a top-secret legend. Many years later, when the domestic aircraft carrier was launched and stealth fighter jets cruised, Jiang Lie stood in the blizzard of the Kremlin, lit a cigarette, and smiled: "I am not an oligarch. I am just taking back the children of the motherland who are living abroad."