Republic of China: but I Am in the United States

Tomato original/Republic of China background/Overseas business wars/Goldfinger/Thriller novels/Multiple heroines/The rise of America/Utopia space/Mafia/Illuminati 1920, New York, Chinatown. Xie Jingheng's mother died in a laundry room of only ten square meters, leaving him with only three things: a jade pendant that could not be opened, the name of a Wall Street father he had never met, and "Don't hate him." Three days later, the jade pendant opened. Behind the door carved on jade is a white void. Throw gold in and turn it into points; spend the points and everything can be copied. A pack of laundry detergent costs eight cents, a white shirt costs a dollar, and a bullet costs a life. Points can be exchanged for one thing - his body, from a mortal to a beast. New York doesn't believe in tears. When the Mafia blocked the door, he let the corpses of his opponents float back down the Hudson River; when Wall Street was under siege, he let the old moneymen in tuxedos watch with their own eyes how their stock prices were smashed by a Chinatown kid. From smuggling at the dock to the military-industrial empire, from a laundry room to a business dynasty spanning oil, finance, shipping, and luxury goods - he walked for twenty years. When his father recognized him, he was no longer needed. On the day her first love came back, it was raining in New York. She stood in the downstairs of his company and was soaked for three hours. He asked someone to send her umbrella down. There was a line of gilded words printed on the umbrella: Jingheng Capital. But what really stands with him