A Billion-Yuan Lottery Win from the Start

After taking the college entrance exam, the young Li Ping bought a lottery ticket on a whim and won a grand prize worth hundreds of millions. With more than 90 million left after taxes, he calmly donated three million, gave his parents twenty million to expand their business and buy a villa and luxury cars, then headed to a finance university to make his mark in Shanghai. He also set up a family trust fund worth fifty million.

Once in Shanghai, he quietly entered the stock and futures markets, expertly cashed in on a booming gold market, and watched his wealth snowball. Supercars raced along the Bund, beauties stayed by his side, and he effortlessly put arrogant rich kids in their place. He even faced off against foreign capital in the shadows of the international financial arena.

Li Ping lived with clear eyes and wild abandon: no self-righteous heroics, no second-guessing. He wanted only the strongest liquor, the fastest cars, and the most thrilling gambles. This was a game of money and brains, and he was making the rules his own.

A leisurely life can still mean hunting down the whole world.