He accidentally transmigrated to 1978. Good news: He became a rich second-generation heir, a direct descendant of the powerful Lin family. Bad news: He was vying with his elder brother for the inheritance of the family business, and his trusted confidants were all traitors sent by his brother. Good news: Transmigration came with a cheat code—the ability to see the loyalty of his subordinates. Thus, with his knowledge decades ahead of his time, combined with his cheat code to see loyalty, Lin Haoran "leveled up" in the business world, step by step building his own global business empire! This book is also known as "From Inheriting a Small Factory to a Global Tycoon" and "From Hong Kong to Global."

Reborn in Hong Kong in the 1970s, he gains access to a super financial simulator, capable of predicting future financial trends. Using this simulator, he starts in the Hong Kong stock market and sweeps across global financial markets. He acquires assets from Hong Kong tycoons, becoming the biggest capitalist. First, he seizes Hong Kong Land, then Hutchison Whampoa. He forcibly takes over Wharf Holdings and Wheelock Properties… The Li family's city, the Bao family's Hong Kong. In this life, there are no four major trading companies, no four major families. Hong Kong only has the Zhang family's city. He plans ahead, seizing the fortune, talent, and opportunities of the likes of Li Huanggua and Liu Feng, making them all stepping stones on Zhang Ting's path to becoming the world's richest man. Standing firm in Hong Kong, he surveys the world.