My son is a reincarnated soul; I overheard his inner thoughts and became the richest man.

Watching the black S600 slowly drive away and finally disappear from sight, Su Jin remained standing in place, her brows furrowed.

"Chen Feng... Chen Feng..."

She kept repeating the name to herself, the familiar scratching sensation in her mind growing stronger, but she was always just one step away from achieving it.

Just then, a clear voice interrupted her thoughts.

"Teacher Su? What are you daydreaming about here for?"

Su Jin snapped out of her daze, looked up, and saw Chu Yuan's roommate, Xu Jiahui, standing by the roadside holding several books.

"Oh, no, it's nothing."

Su Jin casually straightened her hair, then, as if remembering something, couldn't help but ask, "Jia Hui, you're close to Chu Yuan, do you know who her cousin is?"

"cousin?"

Xu Jiahui blinked, then realized, "You mean the one who just picked up Chu Yuan? Was he driving a Mercedes?"

"Yes, that car looks pretty impressive, it must be expensive, right?" Su Jin asked tentatively.

Xu Jiahui laughed: "Teacher, that's an S600, it'll cost at least two million. But for my cousin Chu Yuan, it's probably just a grocery-getter. I think this car doesn't match his status; it should be at least a Rolls-Royce."

"Two...two million? Or is it just a grocery delivery truck?"

Su Jin gasped.

Although she didn't know much about cars, she knew what two million meant.

She works as a counselor at this school, and even if she doesn't eat or drink, she could never save this much money in her entire life.

"Just how much money does he have?" Su Jin felt her worldview being shaken.

Xu Jiahui looked at Su Jin strangely: "Teacher, you really don't know? It was all over the news a while ago."

"Who?"

"Chen Feng! The big boss of Fengtian Holdings, ranked second on the Hurun Rich List in China!"

As Xu Jiahui spoke, she pointed to the MP3 player hanging around Su Jin's neck, "Look, this F1 you're wearing around your neck, it's made by that company."

boom!

It was as if a thunderclap had exploded in my mind.

Su Jin froze, instinctively gripping the F1 player in her hand.

Chen Feng...the second richest man in China...Fengtian Technology...

The fragments of memory instantly pieced together. No wonder the name sounded so familiar; newspapers and magazines were full of his interviews a while back!

He actually mistook a top billionaire worth billions for a sleazy old man luring innocent girls with money outside a university? And he even scolded him to his face?

Good heavens!

An indescribable sense of shame instantly shot from the soles of her feet to the top of her head; Su Jin felt as if her face was hot enough to fry an egg.

This was absolutely the biggest blunder of her life!

......

On the other side, inside the smoothly moving train carriage.

Chen Feng glanced at his cousin, who was staring out the window in a daze, and casually asked, "Yuanyuan, what was that luxury car confession the teacher mentioned earlier? Is someone harassing you?"

Mentioning this, Chu Yuan's face immediately fell, and she looked annoyed.

"Bro, don't even mention it. He's just a rich kid whose family has some money, drives a beat-up Porsche, and thinks he's some kind of Casanova."

"I've clearly refused him several times, but he still keeps pestering me. He even set up a rose arrangement downstairs in the dormitory, making me feel like a monkey in a zoo being stared at by everyone. It's so annoying."

Upon hearing this, Chen Feng chuckled and said, "It seems our Yuanyuan has quite the charm."

"However, since you don't like him, then just ignore him. These playboys only have a short attention span; leave him hanging for a while, and he'll naturally get boring."

"Yes, that's what I think too," Chu Yuan nodded in agreement.

Chatting casually along the way, before they knew it, the car had entered Chen Feng's upscale residential area in the city center.

I pushed open the door, and the house was quiet.

Chen Feng changed his shoes and went straight to the study.

The door was ajar, and Chen Xiaotian, the son, was sitting in front of the computer, staring intently at the screen, unaware that his father had returned.

"Is this kid playing games again?"

Chen Feng shook his head, tiptoed over, and wanted to see what this little brat was up to.

Just as I reached the door, a familiar voice suddenly echoed in my mind—

[Wow, NetEase's stock price is unbelievable, it's actually fallen below $1? A true gem among junk stocks.]

But who would have thought that this fish, about to be delisted from Nasdaq, would soon make a comeback?

[I remember reading a report in my past life that Duan Yongping of BBK Electronics bought in at the bottom of the market around this time, purchasing 2 million shares for two million US dollars. Later, NetEase was revived thanks to "A Chinese Odyssey Part Two," and its stock price soared to seventy or eighty US dollars, making Duan Yongping a hundred times his initial investment!]

[And it wasn't just Duan Yongping; this was a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to make money. More than a decade later, NetEase's stock price even soared to over $300.]

Now is the darkest hour before dawn, and also the best time to enter the market. I need to find a way to subtly hint to my dad to invest all his spare cash; it's much more profitable than running a real business...

Upon hearing this, Chen Feng abruptly stopped in his tracks, a glint of light flashing in his eyes.

He had a general understanding of NetEase's situation. Last year, it was suspended from trading for more than half a year due to financial problems, and it only resumed trading at the beginning of this year.

The current stock price is indeed appalling, hovering on the verge of delisting at $1.

But if what Xiaotian said is true, and this company is about to experience a surge in performance, then entering the market now would be like picking up money.

The key is that it's cheap.

NetEase's current market value is pitifully low. Even if all the shares in circulation were bought up, it probably wouldn't be enough to match the monthly revenue of "Legend of Mir".

This deal is a sure thing, you can't lose money.

Thinking of this, Chen Feng smiled slightly, quietly walked behind his son, and gently patted his shoulder.

"Ouch!"

Chen Xiaotian, who was wearing headphones and "giving orders," was startled and turned around abruptly. Seeing that it was his father, he breathed a sigh of relief: "Dad, why are you walking so quietly? You scared me to death."

Chen Feng glanced at the colorful candlestick charts on the computer screen and asked knowingly, "Oh, our Xiao Tian has really made something of himself, starting to study US stocks? Can he even understand them?"

Chen Xiaotian's eyes darted around, and he casually pointed at the screen, saying, "Just browsing. Dad, what do you think of NetEase? I saw on the news that Duan Yongping of BBK recently bought a lot of NetEase stock."

"You'd think a big shot like President Duan wouldn't waste money, right? Is there some inside story?"

After saying that, he muttered something under his breath:

[Dad, did you get the hint? Buy it now! This is a stock with a potential for 100x growth; you won't get another chance like this!]

Listening to his son's heartfelt words, Chen Feng suppressed a laugh and stroked his chin with feigned seriousness.

"Yes, you're very observant. Actually, I've been keeping an eye on the movements of Chinese concept stocks as well."

Chen Feng solemnly fabricated a story: "Although the current internet winter is not completely over, the number of internet users in China has been skyrocketing, and that's a dividend. Many Chinese companies listed on NASDAQ are severely undervalued."

"Now that President Duan has made a move, it means the time for value to return is fast approaching."

"I happen to have some spare cash on hand, so I'll have the investment department buy some in a couple of days, as a long-term investment."

Upon hearing this, Chen Feng could clearly feel his son breathe a sigh of relief.

[Great! Dad really gets it right away. With this investment, even if the real business doesn't go well, we can still make a fortune by selling stocks for three lifetimes.]

......

As soon as the May Day holiday ended, Chen Feng took swift and decisive action.

The order was given to Yu Bo of Fengtian Capital: Buy up NetEase regardless of cost.

At this time, NetEase's stock price was fluctuating around $1.3.

Yu Bo acted swiftly, acquiring over 150 million shares in just a few days, triggering the 5% threshold for disclosure of shareholding.

In accordance with the rules, Peak Capital quickly issued an announcement stating that this was a purely financial investment and that it was optimistic about NetEase's long-term value.

The news sent shockwaves through the market.

First there was Duan Yongping, then Chen Feng.

One is a well-established business tycoon, and the other is the newly crowned second richest person in the country.

The fact that two industry giants are simultaneously investing heavily in NetEase sends a very strong signal.

Previously hesitant individual investors and institutions rushed in, causing NetEase's stock price to rise sharply.

In the end, Yu Bo managed to acquire approximately 240 million shares, representing 7.93% of NetEase's total share capital, at a cost of about US$350 million.

This amount of money is really just a drop in the ocean for Chen Feng.

But the return on this investment in the future will be astonishing.

......

Just as Chen Feng was making moves in the US stock market, the digital industry was also experiencing a lively event.

Lenovo's highly anticipated new MP3 products—the M100 and F100—have finally been launched simultaneously in China and the United States.

However, reality delivered a resounding slap to this PC giant.

In China, thanks to its brand awareness and channel advantages accumulated over the years, Lenovo can barely sell a few units, but only to "newbie" users who don't know much about digital products.

After all, for the same price, or even lower, you can buy the Fengtian F series with a better reputation and more powerful functions. Smart people know how to choose.

As for the US market, it's even worse.

In order to seize the market, Lenovo used a "killer move" commonly used by Chinese companies in this era - price inversion.

The high-end M100, which sells for 2899 yuan in China, is only $299 (about 2400 yuan) in the United States.

The F100, which sells for 1499 yuan in China, is even cheaper in the United States, costing as little as $119 (approximately 960 yuan).

This is not just conscience, it's downright "the conscience of the American Empire".

They'd rather lose money than compromise on pleasing American consumers; this move is truly baffling.