The Bronze-Tongued Ji Xiaolan: I’m a Tycoon in the Modern Age

Ji Xiaolan, who died remonstrating against Heshen, is blasted into the modern age and becomes a top-tier playboy saddled with 80 billion in debt. While everyone waits for him to jump off a building, he shorts U.S. stocks with The Art of War, monopolizes lithium mines with Discourses on Salt and Iron, and turns the art of official corruption into elite venture capital. Ten years as an honest magistrate, a hundred thousand taels in silver? Sorry, your humble servant now earns tens of billions a day.

When the wisdom of the Qing dynasty's top bureaucrat, Ji Xiaolan, collides with the modern world's most extreme capitalist games, embodied by a spendthrift heir 80 billion in debt, a game of wits with top beauties from ten different fields redefines what it means to be a libertine and a tycoon.