Starting from an Unfinished Building

Starting with an Abandoned Building One-Sentence Summary He buys two companies with a combined trillion-yuan debt for just one yuan, lying low for ten years before staging an astonishing comeback. What Gao Tang and the others threw away as trash becomes the world's most valuable glass and its fastest car in his hands. Full Synopsis After being blacklisted by the industry for ten years, Gu Mingyuan walks into the Shanghai Stock Exchange wearing the old work uniform he had on when he was fired a decade ago. One raise of his left hand, 0.5 yuan: he buys Yaojing Glass, a company burdened with one trillion yuan in debt. One raise of his right hand, 0.5 yuan: he buys Yadi Motorcycles, with half a trillion yuan in debt. Two and a half yuan? No. One yuan. Everyone laughs and calls him crazy. Only he knows that besides the two auction certificates in his pocket, he also has a charred notebook. It was left behind by Qian Guodong, the former factory director of Yaojing, before his death. Inside is technology capable of overturning the global new-energy industry: glass-based solid-state batteries, photovoltaic composite panels, and a complete vehicle design with a range of 1,500 kilometers. Yaojing makes glass and screens, while Yadi makes complete vehicles. He brings the two companies, deliberately driven to ruin, back together and restores them to the form they were originally meant to take: one makes the best glass in the world, and the other puts it in a car that can travel farther than any other. But when the bankrupt little factory storms onto the off-road racing scene and becomes an overnight sensation, its phone screens enter the supply chains of Apple, Huawei, and Xiaomi, and its vehicle orders top a million, the real battle is only just beginning. The eight disgraced directors, led by Gao Tang, launch a patent counterattack from inside the detention center, while overseas new-energy giant Tesla