Returning to his senior year of high school, he went all in and made billions by buying at the botto

For the next week, the lights on the 66th floor of Chuangsheng Capital were on almost every night until late at night.

Lu Jingyi originally thought that Chen Mo's so-called "going through it" was just giving a few general directions.

The next morning, Chen Mo went out with her and appeared in the office on time.

There was only a pen, a glass of water, and a blank A3 sheet of paper on the table.

Ten minutes later, the paper was covered with his drawings.

Genesis Capital was split into four core segments.

Global macroeconomics and special opportunities, technology growth investment, hard assets and resource allocation, digital assets and future infrastructure.

Each section is further divided into sections for the responsible person, investment authority, fund pool size, risk threshold, and external partners.

Lu Jingyi stood to the side, staring at the paper, her coffee untouched for a long time.

When did you make up your mind?

Chen Mo didn't even look up.

"I've been thinking about it."

"Then why didn't you say so before?"

"Didn't no one make me clock in before?"

Lu Jingyi: "..."

She suspected he was retaliating, but had no proof.

Subsequently, each investment team faced a daunting final exam.

At 11:00 a.m., the macro hedging team strode confidently into the conference room.

These star traders, poached from top Wall Street investment banks with hefty sums, all exude professional pride.

However, Chen Mo skipped the pleasantries and went straight to asking three questions.

How to view the dollar cycle?

What's your view on the pace of the European Central Bank's easing measures?

Which categories of commodities are most prone to mismatch in the coming year?

Ten minutes later, the traders' arrogance vanished, and they all sat up straight.

Half an hour later, I started flipping through my notes.

An hour later, only the sound of keyboards could be heard in the conference room.

In the afternoon, the technology investment team came in.

Nvidia, Apple, Amazon, SMIC, JCET, SpaceX, Tesla, cloud computing, GPU, mobile internet, short videos, AI.

These seemingly isolated giants and concepts are strung together on the whiteboard in Chen Mo's hands to form a giant order map spanning computing power, data, terminals, content, chip manufacturing, and application ecosystem.

Lu Jingyi stood beside the whiteboard, and upon hearing what was happening behind her, she stopped writing.

She suddenly realized that Chen Mo wasn't looking at the stock prices of these companies; he was looking at the technological order of the next ten years.

At 7 p.m., the digital asset team was pulled into a meeting at the last minute.

The young people initially thought that their boss was only interested in the price fluctuations of Bitcoin.

Chen Mo's first words were: "What you're doing isn't cryptocurrency speculation. It's about building a secure repository for digital assets for the next ten years."

Cold wallet, multi-signature, distributed custody, OTC dealer screening, asset proof.

He spoke slowly, but every word he uttered hit the nail on the head.

At the end, a cryptography engineer who had graduated from a top university couldn't help but swallow hard and asked in a low voice, "Mr. Chen, have you studied cryptography in depth before?"

Chen Mo closed the document, his tone matter-of-fact: "No, I just glanced at it."

Lu Jingyi stood to the side, holding back her laughter.

I've seen a bit of it.

What's most infuriating about this man is that he always likes to claim he only has a superficial understanding of what others are studying.

……

On the third day, the fund documents entered the formal confirmation stage.

Grant's legal team took up half the conference room.

Legal representatives from Merrill Lynch, Goldman Sachs, and Morgan Stanley also joined via video call.

A pile of English terms and conditions were laid out on the table.

Lu Jingyi had originally prepared for a protracted battle.

As a result, Chen Mo only spent half an hour picking out several clauses that could actually block control of the creation.

"Everything else is negotiable," Chen Mo said coldly, pressing the tip of his pen heavily next to a clause regarding restrictions on core partner decision-making. "But this sentence, delete it."

A senior lawyer from Goldman Sachs attempted to explain via video call using technical jargon: "Mr. Chen, this is simply a standard international practice to protect LPs (Limited Partners) from investment deviations..."

"Goldman Sachs is buying the judgment to generate revenue, not the steering wheel of revenue generation." Chen Mo looked directly at the camera. "The observers can listen and watch, but they absolutely cannot vote, much less interfere with specific transactions. If you don't accept this, then leave."

There was a two-second silence on the other end of the video call.

Lu Jingyi lowered her head, and the corners of her mouth slightly turned up.

She took over the conversation, her tone more formal than Chen Mo's.

"Genesis can provide transparency to LPs, but it will not relinquish decision-making power. This is the bottom line."

After several rounds of communication, the terms were pushed back to a range that Chuangsheng could accept.

When Lu Jingyi came out of the conference room at 10 p.m., her shoulders were a little stiff.

Chen Mo was sitting on the sofa outside when Lin Wan answered a video call.

The screen lit up, and Lin Wan appeared on the screen.

She was wearing a light gray knit sweater and her hair was tied back.

On the whiteboard behind him was Xingxin Mining's resource map of western provinces.

"Mr. Chen, Sister Jingyi."

"President Lin."

Lu Jingyi greeted him with a smile; the two were already quite familiar with each other.

One was in charge of domestic industries, and the other was in charge of overseas capital. Although they never met, they kept in touch by phone and email.

Lin Wan got straight to the point.

"Jiangcheng Investment's initial investment documents have entered the formal evaluation stage."

"The provincial state-owned assets department sent a second batch of researchers to focus on the list of mining rights and Deer Technology's ability to undertake the project."

"Beihe Guangyuan, Hongtai, and Qingling mining companies have begun formal due diligence."

"In addition, Liu Xin led a team to the northern part of the western province to visit two lithium mines."

Chen Mo nodded.

"Do not cover up issues related to workplace safety and environmental protection."

"If there are any problems, lay them out on the table."

"It's better to have a lower initial valuation than to include a potential minefield."

"Understood." Lin Wan turned a page of the document. "Zhang Nan sent over the beta test data from Douyin today, and the retention rate continues to rise."

"The plan to officially launch within a month after the Spring Festival remains unchanged." Chen Mo finally raised his head. "Tell Zhang Nan that for the initial cold start, we should focus on campuses and young white-collar workers. The content ecosystem needs to be solidified by a precise target audience. Don't blindly throw money at GG in the early stages."

Lin Wan wrote down those words.

"There's one more thing."

"you say."

"Teacher Liu from the county's No. 1 High School called to ask when you're going back to school."

The once serious meeting room fell silent instantly.

Lu Jingyi couldn't help but turn to look at Chen Mo.

Chen Mo rubbed his temples, his expression unchanged and his heart pounding: "Just tell Teacher Liu that I am currently representing the school in a high-level academic exchange activity with universities in Hong Kong and Macau."

Lin Wan was both amused and exasperated: "President Chen, although Teacher Liu teaches math, he's not stupid. Do you really think he'll believe that excuse?"

"Then say I'm taking extra lessons."

"What do you need to improve?" Chen Mo glanced at the contract on the table and said seriously, "English."

Lu Jingyi finally laughed out loud. She glanced at the pile of fund documents in English on the table.

"It's not exactly a lie."

Lin Wan smiled, and before hanging up the phone, she whispered, "Mr. Chen, please be careful in the United States."

"Um."

"Jingyi, please take good care of him."

Lu Jingyi glanced at Chen Mo.

"Don't worry, I'll keep an eye on him while he eats."

Chen Mo: "..."

Lu Jingyi was still smiling after the video call ended.

"Xiao Mo, you really have people watching over you from both sides now."

"That's called organizational care."

"Stubborn to the end."

……

A week later.

Hong Kong International Airport, private jet terminal.

The runway was still shrouded in a light mist in the early morning. A silver-white Gulfstream G650 was parked in the distance, with no obvious markings on its fuselage.

This is a private intercontinental jet coordinated and arranged by Grant Private Bank, flying directly to Los Angeles.

Zhou Zheng and Qin Feng, both dressed in black suits, stood guard on either side of the gangway with wary eyes.

Two senior overseas security advisors sent by the Grant family had already boarded the plane and taken over the highest-level security for Chen Mo's trip.

Lu Jingyi was wearing a light-colored Givenchy trench coat and holding her US travel documents.

Chen Mo stood at the bottom of the gangway and glanced back at the Hong Kong sky.

He had visited this city several times before.

Each time you leave, the cards in your hand are different.

Lu Jingyi walked to his side: "What are you thinking about?"

"I think this trip to America will be very interesting."

"It's more than just interesting."

Lu Jingyi handed him the itinerary.

"First stop, Los Angeles, SpaceX."

"Second stop, Silicon Valley, Nvidia."

"Third stop, San Francisco, YC."

Chen Mo glanced down at the list.

Musk, Huang Renxun, Ultraman.

Three names lay quietly on the paper.

At this moment, no one knows how these few people will turn the world upside down in the future.

Chen Mo closed the itinerary.

"Let's go."

"Let's go see the future."