Shanghai Internet Management: from Computer Repair to Tens of Billions of Capital

In the top office building in Lujiazui, Zhou Ye is just a "network manager" with a gray work badge and repairing servers. He squatted in the cold computer room, listening to the flow of hundreds of millions of funds per second in the trading floor above his head, and watching the elites wearing high-end suits and holding Vanity Fair tickets talking about "alpha" and "leverage" that he did not understand. Until the trading system crashed at midnight, he saved tens of billions of positions in seven minutes and accidentally broke into a corner of the capital darknet. From then on, he moved from the computer room to the trading desk, from repairing computers to repairing "rules." He learned to use code to capture the greed of funds and use data to deconstruct the lies of celebrities. He was tempted in the top clubs on the Bund, cheated on a yacht in Hong Kong's Victoria Harbor, and signed a contract with the devil in a law firm late at night. A cold and arrogant chief strategist, a beautiful female financial anchor, a top socialite who controls family trusts, a ruthless female lawyer... Many women at the pinnacle of power break into his world with their own ambitions and secrets. At first, they looked down on him and took advantage of him, but in the end, they regarded him as their only kind and dependence in dangerous games and ambiguous temptations. "In this circle, you are either a hunter or a prey. And I am the one who makes the rules." From a low-level young man repairing computers to an upstart capital executive at the helm of tens of billions of private equity investments. This is an urban ukiyo-e about ambition, conquest and price.