In 2001, the Internet industry was in deep winter.
Ye Xuan, a scumbag from the Department of Finance at the Chinese University of Science and Technology, accidentally bumped his head and awakened his god-level trading sense, predicting the rise and fall trends of all K-lines.
With the 5,000 Yuan he collected from his family for tuition, he ignored the dissuasion of others and entered the foreign exchange market. He leveraged a hundred times leverage by predicting the market situation, harvested short-term long and short positions, and his principal soared from 5,000 Yuan to hundreds of millions.
His classmates were struggling with living expenses and went to Internet cafes all day long; while Bai Yueguang, his former crush, was attached to a kid from a rich family, Ye Xuan left for the deep city with a huge sum of money.
With an investment of 500,000 yuan, Penguin was confirmed, and later Jack Ma came to ask for investment.
A number of capital tycoons on Wall Street were short-sold one after another and suffered heavy losses.
In school, he was an ordinary college student who was lethargic in class and unremarkable. In private, he was an invisible trillionaire who controlled an Internet giant and stirred up global finance, slapping everyone who looked down upon him along the way.
