A laboratory explosion. Cheng Gong travels back in time from 2025 to Hong Kong in 1977. Starting as a penniless second-generation rich kid, Cheng Gong rapidly rises from a small factory owner to a financial tycoon. He accumulates vast wealth through trading in London gold, New York gold, Chicago gold, soybean futures, and silver futures. From preemptively buying into the American-owned Yonggao Company before Mr. Li, he acquires Wharf Holdings, Green Island Holdings, Hutchison Whampoa, China Bus, Kowloon Motor Bus, Hong Kong Electric, Wheelock Properties, Chinese Estates Holdings, Miramar Hotel, Overseas Trust Bank, Standard Chartered Bank, and more. He is the only person to have an undefeated record of consecutive acquisitions in Hong Kong's capital market; he is a god in the investment world, with his wealth increasing by 30%.

Reporter: How did you become a financial tycoon?

Protagonist: I didn’t think about it, but I can’t stand the daily limit!

My father is sick, I lost money in stock trading, and I am preparing to withdraw from the market.

Zhang Yuan discovered that he had gained super powers.

Able to see the future growth of stocks.

From then on, Zhang Yuan grabbed the board repeatedly.

Daily limit! Continuous limit, daily limit!

One daily limit up every day!

...Book friends who don’t know how to trade stocks can also read this. I do not recommend any stocks in any form!

Liu Qingyun acquired a ‘Loss-Making System.’ As long as he loses money on investments, he gets ten times the return. He just wants to lose money, but every project he invests in somehow becomes wildly successful. Only the world where Liu Qingyun is the one getting hurt has been achieved.

‘I just want to lose some money—why is it so hard?’