Modern financial historian Zhang Chaoju transmigrates unexpectedly, arriving in New York City in 1860, right in the Gilded Age, when tycoons like Rockefeller, Morgan, Carnegie, and Vanderbilt monopolize everything.
With no capital, identity, or connections, the protagonist relies solely on his precise knowledge of the next hundred years. Starting out with small-time speculation, he quickly builds up his initial fortune. Thanks to his far-sighted vision and sharp judgment, he soon wins the admiration and trust of Rockefeller and J.P. Morgan.
Moving between Wall Street, the White House, and European royal courts, he befriends America’s wealthiest tycoons and manipulates industry and finance through alliances and power plays. Then, through a carefully arranged marriage, he rises into the British royal family. In the end, this nameless transmigrator becomes an elite power broker hidden behind the era’s most influential figures, shaping the destiny of America and even the world.
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