Reborn in 1980: I Become a Middleman for My Country in America

[Period setting + reborn + storage-space golden finger + black market + wish fulfillment + nation and family + no saintly protagonist]

When Zhao Hao wakes up, he’s reborn in Los Angeles in 1982.

In his previous life, he was one of the country’s top commercial intelligence experts. He died in a meticulously planned “accident.”

This time, he starts with just 18 dollars in his pocket. His fellow countrymen look down on him as a pauper, local toughs try to fleece him, and he’s stuck in a half-basement, living on moldy bread.

Then his heaven-defying storage space awakens.

With the next forty years of trends in his grasp and opportunity everywhere around him in America, Zhao Hao lives by one rule: seize the profit, move fast, keep the money, send the goods home.

While others study abroad to earn degrees, he monopolizes supply in the Chinese community’s gray market.

While others slowly build up their credit, he uses his information advantage to sweep Wall Street overnight.

While others pan for gold to earn dollars, he brings home technical blueprints, precision machine tools, and out-of-production equipment.

The West is strangling China’s industrial lifelines?

He’s going to tear open the blockade, one piece at a time.

Crushing gangs, bringing tycoons to heel, and taking on technology middlemen, he carves out an iron-fisted domain in Los Angeles’s underground business world where no one dares to interfere.