The President's Soul: I Went to Jail After Becoming Rich by Stock Trading

Chen Yuan traveled through time. Good news: He has become the new president of Eagle, living in the White House, flying on Air Force One, and one of the most powerful people in the world. Even better news: He discovered that the president receives a "President's Daily Economic Briefing" every morning—full of unpublished economic data, policy insider information, and intelligence secrets. Each of these things is the code of wealth in the stock market. As a result, Chen Yuan began to secretly speculate in stocks. From making small fortunes with personal accounts, to setting up offshore funds for large-scale operations, and then joining forces with Wall Street giants to use the president's remarks to influence the market and promote policies to serve his positions - he made more and more money, played crazier and deeper, and got deeper and deeper. He thought he wouldn't be discovered. He thought presidential privilege would protect him. He thought that once his term was up, everything would be gone. But he was wrong. Female reporters are pursuing the case, Wall Street giants are defecting, and political opponents are plotting. When the new president took office, the reckoning began - insider trading, market manipulation, abuse of power, illegal profit, four felonies, 20 years in prison, and a $5 billion fine. In court, the judge asked him if he had anything else to say. Chen Yuan smiled: "I know this is illegal, but I just want to try - how far can an ordinary person go if he gets the most valuable information in the world."