Hong Kong Storms: Reborn in the Golden Age of Xiangjiang

The protagonist transmigrates to Hong Kong in 1972, during its golden age. By relying on several major stock market booms in those years to amass wealth quickly, he rises as a dazzling new star in Hong Kong. Just as one of Hong Kong’s four major foreign-owned trading conglomerates, Hutchison, runs into a severe financial crisis, the protagonist seizes the chance to buy the dip and beats HSBC to acquire Hutchison, formally setting sail on his business empire.

In the 1970s, he uses decades of future knowledge to seize opportunities far ahead of everyone else, even getting ahead of Motorola in creating the mobile phone and ahead of Sony in developing the Walkman, and so on, gradually stepping onto the road to becoming a global tycoon.

The story mainly focuses on business and corporate warfare, with the stock market and finance as supplements, developing in many directions and eventually involving every industry, battling major conglomerates, and of course, it does not lack beautiful women all around him.