He is no refugee, no tycoon. In his previous life, he was a politician who spent his whole life navigating the turbulent waters of Chinese politics.
In this life, he is a broke student selling savory pancakes on the streets of Los Angeles. Half his memories are gone, and he's even forgotten his own name, but the instincts of a political operator are still etched into his bones.
From selling “Chinese Thousand-Layer Pancakes” and making a thousand dollars a day to being fined and thrown in jail. In prison, he suddenly laughs. American politicians are nothing but a bunch of amateurs.
After his release, he hands out free pancakes in the poor neighborhoods and announces his run for governor of California. Everyone thinks he's lost his mind, until the gangs start protecting him, business tycoons secretly back him, and votes from the poor neighborhoods pour in like a tide...
This isn't a food-business success story. It's a political comeback powered by an overwhelming advantage.
