I Stripped the Siheyuan Bare, Then Made My Fortune in Hong Kong

Liu Feng transmigrated to the 1960s with the Equivalent Exchange System and became the head of procurement at a steel mill. The courtyard’s beasts thought a rookie had arrived for them to exploit? Jia Zhangshi kicks down his door to steal meat? He hits back with a copy of the Public Security Regulations and sends her to prison! Yi Zhonghai tries to guilt-trip him? He records it and reports him, sending him off to the Great Northwest! Silly Zhu tries to get physical? Liu Feng teaches him a lesson with a joint-locking technique, then kicks him into the cesspit to become the “Cesspit God of War”!

“Getting along with the neighbors” isn’t in Liu Feng’s dictionary. “Surplus value” is. Using his position as head of procurement and the System, he goes on a wild spree collecting antiques and gold, and even strips the Lou family of everything they own. On the eve of the coming storm, he pulls the courtyard’s assets out from under everyone and heads to Hong Kong with a fortune worth billions, leaving the beasts wailing amid the ruins.

He becomes Hong Kong’s most mysterious financial godfather. From taking on British capital and intercepting lithography machines to shorting Soros… Liu Feng says, “I’m not just going to send the courtyard to the afterlife. I’m going to send Wall Street there too!”