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

Lu Liang chuckled as he read the statement from the Japan Central Bank.


His Water Ghost strategy seemed to have worked; all the institutions, without exception, had been dragged into the fray by him.


Little Wang wasn't one to merely roll with the punches. Dirty and tough jobs were tolerable only when profitable.


The failure of the US Army's return to the Asia-Pacific strategy was one thing, but now meddling with their profits—something even the most tolerant uncle couldn't stand, let alone the aunt.


The Ministry of Internal Affairs in Japan stepped forward to issue a statement, promoting the development of domestic industries like automobiles and semiconductor equipment among five sectors.


The government provided a decade-long tax incentive program where enterprises could avail up to 20% income tax relief each fiscal year.


Chapter 198: Great Fortune