Reborn in America: From the Start, I Inherited My Sister-in-Law and a Ranch

In 1993, I, Chen Fei, graduated from college straight into unemployment, only to inherit my brother's dilapidated ranch in Montana, USA.

Before me lay $50,000 in high-interest debt, coyotes and grizzly bears coming to the door for food every night, and... my newly widowed, blue-eyed, blonde sister-in-law, Emily, with nowhere else to go.

But a life of comfort can also be a hero's grave. The bank's collection notices, the local bully's shotgun, and the mystery surrounding my brother's death in a fire soon taught me that this land believed in only two things: money, and the brains to make it do what you wanted.

Fate gave me a pair of “Eyes of Value,” allowing me to vaguely foresee future financial storms.

In Montana, I used ruthless Eastern tactics to whip the ranch into shape and make every enemy learn to keep quiet.

On Wall Street, my oracle-like foresight of the 1994 Mexican peso crisis and the 1997 Asian financial crisis turned my meager capital into a snowball of wealth. I went head-to-head in a high-stakes game of wits with Vivian, my cool and beautiful mentor.

Just as I thought I had everything under control, a pocket watch left behind by my brother revealed the terrifying truth behind the fire: the blaze that consumed him had begun in a New York skyscraper.

This is a hunt spanning East and West. And I am both the hunter and the fattest prey in everyone's eyes.