Scenario:长沙土豪老刘大学毕业后来到上海，赶上了二十世纪九十年代上海的黄金发展时期，在这个时间他结束了股票大亨宝总、虬江路扛把子阿木林，更收获了自己的爱情。小说从老刘作为大学生从国企辞职开始，记录了中国经济发展的黄金时期，并记录了主人公在股票、广告、地产多个行业的商战起伏，最后收货成功。
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长沙土豪老刘大学毕业后来到上海，赶上了二十世纪九十年代上海的黄金发展时期，在这个时间他结束了股票大亨宝总、虬江路扛把子阿木林，更收获了自己的爱情。小说从老刘作为大学生从国企辞职开始，记录了中国经济发展的黄金时期，并记录了主人公在股票、广告、地产多个行业的商战起伏，最后收货成功。
Liu
He is a young man navigating the challenges of China's economic boom in the 1990s. He is determined, ambitious, and impulsive. Fresh from university, Liu leaves his hometown for Shanghai, drawn by the promise of wealth and opportunity. He quickly becomes enthralled with stock trading, facing both successes and failures. His journeys take him through bustling streets, meeting influential figures like Bao and Amulin. Liu's quest for success intertwines with unexpected love, transforming his life journey.
Amulin
He is a mysterious figure associated with Shanghai's underground dealings. He is cunning, elusive, and impactful. Amulin controls a significant portion of the stock market through clandestine means and is feared and respected by others. His brief encounter with Liu during a wild night in ShangriLa Hotel leaves a lasting impression on both men, marking a point of connection amidst their ambitious lives.
Bao
He is a legendary figure in Shanghai's stock market. He is charismatic, influential, and elusive. Known for his mastery over the market's tides, Bao's presence commands respect and awe. Liu seeks to learn from Bao's expertise and experiences. Despite his impact on Liu's understanding of the market, Bao remains an enigmatic figure who disappears as suddenly as he appears, leaving a lasting impression on Liu.
In the 1990s, Shanghai was like a big drum beating rapidly.
Every day, people were in a hurry, and the streets were filled with the sound of cars honking.
I was young Liu, fresh out of university, and I had come to Shanghai to make my fortune.
I had been here for a few years and had seen many things, but I still couldn't get used to the rhythm of this city.
I was working in a state-run enterprise at the time, but I didn't want to be stuck there forever.
Stock trading was all the rage, and I wanted to get in on the action.
So, I started learning from Bao.
He was a legendary figure in Shanghai's stock market.
Many people knew his name, but few had actually seen him.
Bao was like a ghost: he appeared and disappeared without warning.
Sometimes, he would send out news through other people, saying that he would meet with friends at such and such a place at such and such a time.
But when you got there, he was nowhere to be found.
I wanted to learn from him but also had no idea how to go about it.
One day, Amulin appeared in front of me.
He was also a kingpin of Qiujing Road, just like Bao.
However, he was not as mysterious as Bao.
I approached him at his usual spot in the dimly lit corner of the Shangri-La Hotel bar.
The ice cubes in his whiskey glass clinked as he studied me with narrowed eyes.
"Bao," I said.
His expression hardened, and he took a long drag from his cigarette.
The smoke curled up slowly as he exhaled, his fingers tapping on the polished wooden counter.
The bartender kept his distance, pretending to polish glasses.
"Meeting Bao comes with a price," Amulin finally spoke, his voice low and gravelly.
I slid closer, leaning in to hear him better.
"Tell me what it is," I replied, ready to pay whatever it took.
I noticed her sitting alone at the bar, elegantly dressed in a black qipao.
The dim lights of the bar danced across her face as she slowly swirled her martini glass, her gaze fixed on me with calculated interest.
The jade pendant at her neck glimmered under the soft lighting.
She leaned closer, her perfume intermingling with the faint scent of cigarette smoke in the air.
"I'm Wang Zhen," she introduced herself, her voice smooth and confident.
"Bao's business partner."
Amulin tensed beside me, his knuckles whitening around his glass.
Wang Zhen continued, "I can arrange a meeting for you. For a price."
