I Became a Millionaire in Three Years in Amsterdam

Qin Qinghe, a modern shoe seller, accidentally traveled to the Netherlands in 1634 and became a carpenter named Conley. When he was feeling frustrated, he suddenly remembered that tulip mania would sweep the entire Netherlands from 1634 to 1637. As the first financial crisis in human history, the Tulip Mania incident recorded people's greed for wealth and the game between interest groups. From powerful businessmen to ordinary people, from high-end salons to street taverns, there is talk of "trading in the wind" everywhere. Conley, who got the business opportunity, immediately started investing in the tulip project. However, things were not as simple as he thought. . . In this tulip-centered financial carnival, how should Conley, who lacks information and capital, operate? Can he successfully counterattack? "What is the market value of the Dutch East India Company? More than 10 million silver coins? Okay, okay, let's build a company worth 10 million!" This story is purely fictitious and any similarity is purely coincidental.