Reborn as India's richest man

When Jogo regained consciousness, he found himself reborn as Jogo Gupta, a 16-year-old boy from a middle-class family in Mumbai in 1986.
He could have just laid back, as his family had a good income and he attended an expensive private international high school.
It's just that his father had just gone bankrupt and owed the bank a million-dollar loan, turning him from a millionaire into a millionaire in debt.
In order to keep his house and avoid becoming penniless and falling into the slums, Qiao Ge first had to pay off the million-dollar debt within a month.
In 1991, India's version of reform and opening up began, allowing private companies to enter industries that were originally controlled by the state, such as energy, electricity, mining and other industries.
India's major monopoly private groups began to expand rapidly from this time, affecting every aspect of the Indian people.
In his previous life, he failed to catch up with China's reform and opening up, but he finally caught up with India's reform and opening up. Qiao Ge thought that he should accumulate as much capital as possible before 1991 so that he could gain greater benefits after the reform and opening up.

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