1840: from Shipyard Employee to the Richest Man on Whom the Sun Never Sets

Waking up in a London factory in the 19th century, he became what the capitalists call a "silv". 18 Hours a day, 3 pounds a month, life is worse than a machine. Zhang Xiaoming was unwilling to give in. The improvement of a pencil sharpener became his first lever to leverage the times. It only took him 30 days to go from being in debt of 500 pounds to making a lot of money every day, from being kicked out of the stationery store to becoming a guest of the Howard family. But when he stood in the position of the factory owner, what he saw was child labor, severed limbs, and silent death under the thick fog. "Having money is not enough." What he wants to do is not to become the next capitalist, but to enable all silent people to live like human beings.