Reborn on the Han River: From the Slums to the Blue House

How can a lowly nobody, raised on fermented grain mash, shake a nation ruled by financiers and warlords? This is not just Li Yao's rise to the top. It is also the life-and-death choices of three men swept up in the tide of their times. Some call him the "Miracle of the Han River." Others call him a "bloodstained dictator." He has no comment. He only wants to tell the vast conglomerate that treats human lives as worthless: "If the law can't punish you, then I'll become the law itself."