You Were Supposed to Deliver Packages, Not Monopolize Global Logistics!

At the start of the new millennium, the dot-com bubble burst and investors wailed.

Back then, you had to travel dozens of miles to buy an appliance, a letter took half a month to arrive, and everyone thought online shopping was an enormous scam.

Su Ze, an executive at an e-commerce giant, unexpectedly returned to an era when logistics were woefully underdeveloped.

From the start, all he had was a battered secondhand tricycle and an abandoned factory in an urban village? No problem!

While everyone else was making quick money from online games, Su Ze threw himself into the toughest, most exhausting business of all: logistics infrastructure.

He bought land and built warehouses at breakneck speed, assembled a fleet of heavy trucks, and recruited a million delivery workers!

A few years later, when the investment behemoth Yi Tao Wang stormed into the market with tens of billions of dollars, intent on crushing Su Ze with its platform model and massive subsidies, Su Ze sneered and revealed his ultimate trump card: nationwide same-day delivery.

“All your platform’s packages are in my warehouses. What are you going to do about it?”

That day, a hundred thousand smart warehouses across the country ran at full capacity, and a million-strong army of red-uniformed couriers swept across the land, delivering a crushing, ground-level blow to international capital.

His ex-girlfriend, who had once looked down on him, regretted it bitterly, while the once-arrogant investment moguls came crawling to beg for a stake in his company.

Standing atop his trillion-yuan empire, Su Ze looked down over the world. “From today on, I make the rules of business!”