He is the "gold-plated illegitimate son" of the Vanderbilt family. He has the aura of one of Wall Street's top wealthy families and sits on endless wealth, but he hides a dark secret - there is a one-year-old son waiting for him to claim him in a suburban villa.
One second, he was spending extravagantly in a Miami penthouse, promising his son an upright identity; the next second, the family trust collapsed, the short-selling gang showed its fangs, the person next to him turned out to be an undercover agent, and even his close relatives became betrayers.
IRS seals were plastered all over the gate of the manor, and tens of billions of assets were reduced to zero overnight. He fell from the clouds to hell and became a desperado, with only fifty thousand dollars in his pocket and a sterling silver pacifier that contained the breath of his son.
What's even more deadly is that the pursuit is not only aimed at him, but also at the child who can't speak yet!
In desperation, he dug out his dusty futures account, looked at the lonely $10 in the balance, and remembered his father's instructions before his death.
This time, with no family halo and no capital backing, he grabbed the ten dollars and returned to Wall Street in the name of "Ember Fire".
Is it relying on luck to make a comeback? Or use your strength to overthrow the capital mafia, protect your children and take revenge, and rebuild your own financial empire?