When he was ten years old, Lin Mu's father jumped from the company building. The "folk stock god" left only one last word to his son: "The market is always right, and you can only be wrong."
Eighteen years later, Lin Mu, who was working as a financial analyst, lost his job because he exposed the company's fraud. His girlfriend left and his mother objected. He only had the 30,000 yuan inheritance left by his father and one obsession - to enter the stock market and find out the truth.
From 30,000 to 30 billion, Lin Mu's original "four-dimensional analysis method" allowed him to accurately capture every bull and bear round. But he discovered that the real opponent was not the market, but Qin Shaoyuan, the private equity godfather who killed his father, and the financial anchor Su Yao lurking beside him.
This is a showdown spanning twenty years. He won his revenge, but lost the last moment of his mother. He almost became the person he hated the most.
The real stock god is not a person who has never been good, but a person who can still get up after making a mistake. This is not a cool novel, but an ordinary person's real struggle between desire and bottom line.