Traveling to and from the Republic of China: I Traded in a Knockoff for a Cruiser

Who would have thought that small things that cost just a few yuan in the wholesale market could sell for sky-high prices in Shanghai in 1927? Lin Chuan relies on the old time and space clock left by his grandfather to freely travel between modern times and the Republic of China! The Huaqiangbei watch coaxed the consul's daughter into secretly promising her a secret love, the cosmetics made the ladies of the concession lose their heads, and the Moissanite diamonds were exchanged for cruisers! From warlords, generals, foreign consuls, to veterans of the previous dynasty, to wealthy businessmen in Shanghai, they all lined up to buy the "Western exotic goods" in his hands. While you can easily cash in antique silver coins in modern times, you can also accumulate wealth through connections in Shanghai during the troubled times. The inconspicuous commodity became his trump card to dominate the foreign market. After traveling for hundreds of years, he had endless wealth in two lifetimes!