"The Storm 1910"
Financial genius Lu Chenzhou fell from a building in 2020 and was reborn. When he opened his eyes, it was Shanghai in 1910.
The family is on the verge of bankruptcy, foreign businessmen and compradors join forces to make trouble, and gambling debts of 80,000 taels of silver are weighing on their heads. He only has one month left - the rubber stock market crash is about to hit Shanghai, and he is the only one who knows about it.
Using two thousand taels of silver as a bargaining chip, he went short and gained 40,000 taels in three days.
But this is just the beginning.
William Hartung, the underground emperor of Shanghai, an opium dealer, a real estate giant, and the invisible controller of the Ministry of Industry and Industry, showed a snake-like smile to this fledgling young man.
"Shanghai is my chessboard," Hartung said.
Lu Chenzhou stood by the Huangpu River, behind him were the fallen genius picked up from a bridge over the Suzhou River, the investigative reporter whose hand was severed, and the printing factory owner who was banned by the entire industry. He said something to Jiang Feng:
"I'm not here to play on other people's chessboards."
"I'm here to flip the chessboard."
From financial warfare to intelligence warfare, from newspapers and public opinion to national capital - he used the knowledge of a hundred years later to set off a storm in Shanghai that would change the fate of the country. The family, the country, the world, the business world is ups and downs, and an epic story of counterattack and sacrifice begins.
But no one knows that the price of changing history is being reckoned with him inch by inch.
The plum tree blooming in midsummer was already waiting for him.
