Reborn in America, I'm serious about making money.

A legend has been circulating in Beijing recently: there is a man who travels with more than fifty bodyguards, including four foreigners, who are said to be extremely wealthy.

Many people assumed it was a second or third generation, but there really wasn't such a person in Beijing; however, the capital is full of hidden talents, and naturally, well-informed people solved the mystery.

"That's a foreign guest, that Chinese man. He's an overseas Chinese, and he's very rich. He's invested in many projects on the mainland. He drives three Mercedes-Benz W14s and two luxury minibuses."

"Let me tell you, they're incredibly extravagant..."

"Although I don't know how rich they are, they're investing in a lot of hotels."

Zhang San wasn't joking. That very day, he called Yang Zheng and asked him to arrange for investment in hotels in mainland China, putting the investment plan on the agenda. He planned to build a five-star hotel in Beijing, and then some budget hotels. He also had his own hotels, but those were still under construction and he was still recruiting managers.

Zhang San is rich; in short, he builds hotels in major cities and tourist attractions, making Yang Zheng, who is far away in Hong Kong, feel that although he has billions of dollars in wealth, he is still a poor man.

The Yang family is a family with a long history in the hotel industry, so they naturally have a knack for managing hotels. They immediately began to form a business representative group to invest in the capital and decided to expand their business in Beijing.

As for how deep the waters are in the capital, Zhang San didn't care; his skin made him fearless.

While ordinary people may not be aware of Zhang San's numerous accolades, certain relevant departments are aware that he is arguably the world's richest man, wielding immense global influence across sectors including entertainment media, real estate, IT, finance, telecommunications, hotels, retail, manufacturing, logistics, and environmental recycling.

It can be said that their wealth is unimaginably vast.

Such people naturally become the focus of attention for various countries and the key to data collection; when such people arrive in a place, they immediately attract attention, and their way of making an appearance is also quite special.

According to information obtained from the northern big brother, he should be there, with a tin mine, a steel plant, a bank, a retail business, and even a military enterprise and an aircraft factory.

Whether it's true or not is unknown, but his nine planes have already been converted into passenger and cargo aircraft, and I've heard that he's also building more planes for the production of more advanced aircraft.

These billionaires who rise to wealth in just a few years naturally attract a lot of attention from individuals and the government; families with some influence, upon learning of this, instructed their younger generations to keep their distance from Zhang San if they encountered him.

This is not without reason. If something happens to the other party, it will definitely cause a backlash in North America. Not to mention North America, the whole world will be in an uproar, which will not only affect its image but also its investment.

In fact, Zhang San was unaware that when he boarded the plane in Shanghai, people in Beijing had been secretly protecting and monitoring him.

In short, the other party cannot have any problems on the mainland.

A few days later, Zhang San arrived at the courtyard house near the capital. He said to the two women, "Hey, today I'm going to stay here at the foot of the capital and soak up some of the dragon's energy."

Seeing his smug look, the two women couldn't help but laugh; he looked like a child who had just received a toy and was showing it off.

"Boss, I've bought all the courtyard houses next door."

Zhang San was very pleased and said, "Well done."

He was quite pleased. He had bought the courtyard house himself, which must have cost him a lot of money. However, since it was just his subordinates trying to curry favor with him, and they didn't have to pay for it themselves, he had no complaints.

When you're spending other people's money, why would you hesitate? You might even end up doing them a lot of favors in the process, right?

That doesn't matter. He'd heard that big shots in the Hong Kong entertainment circle, film tycoons, and industry bigwigs had all bought courtyard houses here.

My older brother once filmed a movie here and spent 500,000 yuan to buy a courtyard house. It must have been either 1992 or 1993, just a few years ago.

The prolific Hong Kong director has also bought a courtyard house here, and... many others.

In Zhang San's view, these people were here to invest in real estate. What kind of place is Hong Kong? It's the place where real estate speculation is most prevalent. Even if they don't know how to speculate, they must have learned something from the atmosphere of real estate speculation in Hong Kong.

Seeing the courtyard house that had been renovated quite well, he nodded in satisfaction. Not long after, Zhang San received a message that Allen and the others were arriving; they were coming, so naturally he went to pick them up from the airport.

That famous scene reappeared in the capital, greatly satisfying Allen and his friends' vanity.

Upon arriving at the courtyard house, they were amazed that such houses still existed. Just as Zhang San had said, they possessed a profound cultural heritage and a sense of historical weight.

"Hey Allen, do you see that high wall over there? That used to be where the emperor lived."

"emperor?"

"Yes," Zhang San said affirmatively. "That was the residence of the imperial families of the Ming and Qing dynasties. I'll take you there to see it, but you need to rest now."

Allen said, "I'm not sleepy yet. You know what? How much money did we make? It's unbelievable."

When money came up, Zhang San put aside everything else and listened to Allen talk about their glorious achievements.

This all started after Zhang San's browser went online. The promotion of those portal navigation websites, coupled with the recommendation from sex websites, attracted a large number of LSPs. These sites not only featured traditional adult films from Japan, but also Japanese adult films and erotic movies—a truly diverse collection.

Once it went online, it immediately attracted the attention of LSPs. Sexuality Network seemed to have opened the door to a new world for them. It turns out that as long as you spend $30 or less than 10,000 yen, you can download and watch a movie.

They adopted the most advanced online payment methods; as long as you have a credit card, you can make transactions through PAYPay.

This feature, once launched, sparked widespread discussion among netizens. The success of the internet, coupled with the effective use of the corresponding software, made the entire internet very lively.

In Zhang San's understanding, the internet has brought people closer in the virtual sense, but it has also widened the real-world distance between them.

Moreover, it spreads faster, wider, and with greater harm; of course, the same applies to doing business, the more than 2.9 billion US dollars also shocked Zhang San.

Indeed, color Y is the primary productive force.

All of this money was transferred through PAYPay, an online payment platform established by New Era Financial and Midland Bank.

When more than 2.9 billion US dollars poured into the two banks, Zhang San knew that they had higher hopes for PAYPay.