Iris, a minor villain in the game, traveled through time and space, and after being killed countless times by the protagonists, she chose to cultivate a protagonist. She used everything she had to cultivate a protagonist. If, even in this situation, death was inevitable, she didn't care. Seeing the protagonists who had killed her countless times, crying and begging for her life, was there anything more satisfying than that? Being suspected, doubted, and considered a villain didn't matter. In the end, they would realize that everything Iris did was for them, without reservation. Until Iris's final rebirth... something changed.

In 1978, in Sham Shui Po, Hong Kong Island, Chen Bingwen looked at the headline of the Sing Tao Daily:

He knew that he was reborn in the most perfect era.

In this life, he no longer competes on the chessboard, he wants to take control of the game - starting with a bowl of sugar water, and building an industrial empire that controls the heartbeat of the universe!

"Li Ka-shing took 20 years to become Superman, and I took 5 years to crush Superman."

The meaning of rebirth is not to repeat history, but to turn history into my stepping stone.

[Business War] [History] [Conquest] [Finance] [Stock Market] [Futures] Traveling back to the German city of Lübeck in 1370, but not being a science student, there is no way to bring steam engines and industrialization, so let's use the way of liberal arts students to build a Federal Reserve for fun. Hanseatic League, guilds, clubs, "The Three-Body Problem" novels, exchanges, futures contracts, stocks, paper money, Napoleon's artillery tactics... This is the protagonist's gift to the ancients. The ultimate goal of this book is to establish the Federal Reserve, and the goal of establishing paper money credit is the goal of the whole book. Every plot is a business war and making money. There are a lot of business war cases in the book, which require readers to understand.

A sudden time travel reveals the New York of 1940. It's World War II, a bloody conflict marked not only battlefield bloodshed but also ideological confrontation. As the epicenter of the world, New York undoubtedly teemed with the brightest minds of the era. Hemingway, Asimov, Lewis Sinclair, John Steinbeck, Pearl S. Buck, Maugham, Gide, Lin Yutang, Fitzgerald... And then there were those fighting the Axis powers in Europe, Camus, Agatha Christie, George Orwell, Arthur C. Clarke... Ernie exclaimed, "Everyone here is a talent. I love it!"... Years later, a young man, a veteran of both battlefields and studies, emerges with a gun in one hand and a pen in the other, shining brightly and rising in this golden age of literature...