Retail investor Zhu Shuang, wiped out by leveraged trading, climbed onto a rooftop in despair. When he opened his eyes, he had transmigrated to the night of his wedding in the fourth year of Hongwu and become Zhu Yuanzhang’s second legitimate son, Prince Qin Zhu Shuang.
Inside the bridal chamber, his new wife, Princess Wang Min, was secretly meeting with an outsider, who was planning to kill him on the spot.
Outside, Zhu Yuanzhang’s suspicions ran deep, factions at court fought without pause, assassins closed in at every turn, and the remnants of the Northern Yuan stirred in the shadows. Trapped in a deadly predicament, he could lose his life and see his entire family wiped out at the slightest misstep.
He had no peerless martial arts or heaven-defying immortal techniques. His only trump card was the risk management, strategic maneuvering, stop-loss, and hedging mindset he had honed over years in the stock market in his previous life.
Using the logic of trading to navigate imperial power and court politics, and strategy to unravel one assassination plot after another, he would survive in the cracks between layers of cages. From a pampered prince whom everyone looked down on, he would gradually shake the foundations of the Great Ming and embark on the path to seize the throne and reach the summit.
Ming Dynasty + martial arts + modern financial golden finger!!!