In 2026, the stock market crashes. Lin Chen loses all his savings and leaps from a rooftop.
When he opens his eyes again, he's back in 2015, right at the start of a bull market and at the lowest point of his life: burdened with 50,000 yuan in loan-shark debt, his mother is seriously ill in the hospital, and his girlfriend has dumped him without a second thought.
While everyone else sees stock charts as indecipherable, he sees the keys to a decade of future wealth:
Buy the dip on Kweichow Moutai, bet on CATL, take aim at Tesla, short the subprime mortgage crisis...
From 50,000 yuan to hundreds of billions, from small-time investor to capital-market titan, he positions himself perfectly for every new trend.
A reporter presses him: “Mr. Lin, you're the new generation's stock-market god!”
Lin Chen shakes his head with a wry smile. “I'm no stock-market god. I just happen to remember what the market does in the future.”
(Urban rebirth + financial comeback + the key to wealth + keeping a low profile while playing the pig to eat the tiger)
The trades in this book are for the sake of the story and do not constitute investment advice. Can't follow the jargon? Just remember that the protagonist is winning.
