I'm Not a Super Rich Tycoon

He was fired, hunted down, and thrown into an interrogation room, accused of “forging a priceless diamond.”

But Li Mo knew the nanoscale engravings inside that 50-carat blue diamond pointed to a murder that began three years ago. His father’s accident, his mentor’s frame-up, the counterfeit ring codenamed “Director,” and the mysterious old man in the shadows codenamed “Teacher”, every clue led to “God’s Eye,” a project classified as top secret by the Ministry of State Security.

He wasn’t a billionaire, but he held the “key” that could turn the world upside down.

In a rental room in an urban village with monthly rent of just 800 yuan, he used his homemade “Cube” reactor to synthesize top-grade diamonds. In the shadowy side of the neon-lit city, he wagered against jewelry tycoon Lin Tianyou and joined forces with Zhao Qiming, director of the Ministry of State Security’s Special Investigation Bureau, all to get closer to the truth about his father’s death. When every clue led to an underground laboratory called the “Deep Well,” abandoned for fifty years and buried deep in the Qinling Mountains, Li Mo knew he wasn’t just knocking on a door.

Beyond it lay an ultimate answer powerful enough to make billionaires tremble.

“God’s Eye” wasn’t a weapon. It was a signal sent into the depths of space by the “Knocker” project. His father’s notebook said: “Some doors should not be knocked on. Some answers should not be sought.” But Li Mo had no choice. Deep inside the rust-eaten laboratory, beneath a red indicator light still blinking faintly, he had to make a choice: inherit this “legacy” worth enough to buy an entire city, or destroy with his own hands these “eyes that are beginning to open.”

Tags: Urban suspense, hard-boiled investigation, cutting-edge technology, state security espionage, science fiction ethics, rise from the bottom