New York 1890 I Bankrupted Wall Street

The night after his fiancée broke off their engagement in public, Jack Morgan jumped into New York's East River. When he picked it up, he had 150 years of memories in his mind. He remembered how in his previous life, this woman's father - the railroad tycoon Vanderbilt - teamed up with Wall Street to force him to death. A week later, the New York Stock Exchange crashed. Vanderbilt knelt in front of him: "How much do you want to stop?" Jack flicked the ashes off his cigarette: "I don't want money. I want your railroad." Years later, a saying spread throughout Wall Street: "God created the world, and the Morgans reorganized it."