The Valley in the Forest

After his divorce, Lu Liang suddenly felt as if he was already half-buried now, after all, he could hear the sound of a revolving lantern, a sign of impending death.
But then, he discovered that the noise was actually messages from the future, leading to a dramatic turn in his life.
...
Living in the secular world, we are all ordinary people.
Being ordinary isn't too bad; greedy for wealth, lustful, dark-hearted, selfish...
[Not a single female lead, enter at your own discretion]

After the Divorce, I Could Hear the Voice of the Future

The next morning, Lu Liang headed to State Street Bank.


Hilt greeted him with a beaming smile, warmer even than to his own father, because he knew another performance bonus was in store.


Last time, he had earned nearly two million US dollars in interest, which earned him high praise and a handsome bonus.


Tesla's stock price had also rebounded, making it a win-win situation, and Lu Liang had become one of their top-tier clients.


State Street's top-tier clients were limited to 200 globally, including people like Buffett, Soros, and Sun Zhengyi.


Within China, there were only 18, 12 of whom were from Xiangjiang, making Lu Liang one of the only six from Mainland China.


"It really is an honor for me," Lu Liang said with a smile, though he didn't pay it much mind.


Being few in number didn't necessarily equate to nobility, given the nature of State Street Bank as an international venture capital bank.


Chapter 137: This Move is Called "Luring the Tiger out of the Mountain