The Strongest Shopkeeper in History.

Summary

The President of the United States was surprised to see a "yellow-skinned man" taking the lead in sniping the American stock market, causing hundreds of billions of dollars in losses. Meanwhile, Fan Li released news of purchasing rare medicinal materials and unusual objects at high prices, attracting many people to ingratiate themselves with him. As Fan Li's operation continued, funds poured into the American stock market, creating a massive "Snow Mountain" that eventually broke through the $1 trillion mark. The situation spiralled out of control, with the world plunged into uncertainty. The battle between Fan Li and Wall Street was intense, with experts estimating that Wall Street had invested $10 billion in the first round of funding. The trading volume exceeded $2 billion within five minutes of the market opening, reaching $30 billion for the day. However, the results were a stalemate, with the US economy showing weaknesses. Asian financial groups and entrepreneurs invested heavily, hoping to make a profit. The battle continued for three days, with no clear winner. Fan Li manipulated his wealth with ease, transferring his funds to special publicly-traded company stocks in Japan, causing the yen-dollar exchange rate to plummet. The Japanese government sought aid from the International Monetary Fund, and the United States intervened to stabilize the economic crisis. However, it was too late, and the global economy was already interconnected. The Japanese stock market collapsed, and the financial storm spread at an unfathomable speed.

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