From Small-Time Investor to Stock Market Tycoon

Fired, dumped, and hounded by debt collectors.

Lin Xiao maxed out his credit card for 38,000 yuan and went all in on a stock that had been falling for three months.

Seven minutes later, it hit its daily limit.

The people at the brokerage who had laughed at him fell silent.

But in a corner, a mysterious old man who had watched the markets for twelve years narrowed his eyes:

"Seven years. Someone has finally made Zhao Tianxing take a hit."

He had no idea those seven minutes had stirred up the biggest hornet's nest in Huadu's financial world.

The short-selling master at Blackstone Capital, Wall Street's Chinese-American godfather, and the man behind his ex-girlfriend: they were all looking for him.

And all he had was a cold mechanical voice:

[Heavenly Dao Capital System successfully bound. Warning: If your core values reach zero, you will lose everything.]

This is a financial war about revenge, justice, and human nature.

Just when you think the protagonist is plotting against the market manipulators, he's actually plotting against his own heart, too.

"Once a pawn has crossed the river, there's no turning back."