Tenfold Leverage Topples British Capital, Li the Tycoon Calls Him Big Brother

Other people transmigrated with a System. I brought a browser, a 1978 limited edition. No WiFi, no 5G, but I could search Baidu just by closing my eyes.

From the start, I was in a cockroach-infested Yau Ma Tei hovel, breaking instant noodles into three meals. While other extras worked for acting fees, I worked to save time: playing a corpse by day and copying Harry Potter by night.

The editor looked at me like I was peddling fake antiques. "A Chinese person wrote this? Can you make it believable?"

Half a year later, mothers across Europe and America were lining up to buy it, and 32 million in royalties hit my account.

I turned around and stormed the Hong Kong Stock Exchange with tenfold leverage, flipping the board on the future richest man, Li Jiacheng.

"Mr. Li, I'll take a bite out of Qingzhou Yingni first."

"...Who are you?"

Now all of Hong Kong is asking: Which grave did that Du Yuanyong crawl out of?