In 1990, the stock market opened. Shen Feng was reborn with 22 years of financial knowledge at his fingertips.
From the “bankrupt man’s son” everyone mocked to a trading genius handling tens of billions in capital;
from a small-town youth working late-night side jobs to pay his tuition to a Chinese financial king who made even Wall Street take notice.
With a strategy built around the 998-point low, selling everything at 6,124, and shorting the market in 2008,
he staged the most spectacular comeback, step by step, on the most dangerous battlefield of all: finance.
Only after becoming the richest man in the country did he realize:
The real opponents had never been the markets, but those who shared the same secret.
This was not just a battle for wealth, but a clash of souls.
