From the son of China's richest man to wandering quietly on the streets of Tokyo.

Wang Sicong's life is far from as carefree as it once was.

Wang Jianlin is now under immense pressure, looking frail; he is now a minor shareholder in Wanda, while the major shareholder has become the Taihe Group.

Wanda now has debts of 600 billion, with 140 billion in interest to be repaid, and every year, more than 10 billion just for interest, with only a bit over 10 billion in cash on hand.

Old Wang can only keep selling plazas; all the ones in first-tier cities have been sold out, but the more he sells, the worse the cash flow becomes, leaving him hopeless in repaying debts.

Back then, Old Wang failed to relist twice and unfortunately signed a terrifying betting agreement—if the listing was unsuccessful, he would owe massive debts. He never imagined that he wouldn't be able to go public, not realizing that human plans can't match fate.

For the rich, preserving wealth has proven to be so difficult...

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