After boarding the plane, Zhang Weili leaned back in his seat, running through the information he had on Chen Yansen.
Twenty-one years old. A net worth exceeding 100 billion US dollars. The new richest man in the world according to Forbes' 2013 list. He controlled Hua Country's second-largest e-commerce company, its number-one express delivery company, and the world's third-largest mobile phone company.
He had also made remarkable strides in food delivery, group buys, ride-hailing, electronic navigation, short-form video, news feeds, mobile browsers, search engines, lithium-sulfur batteries, and digital payment tools.
The international media called him a super-charged Bill Gates, while some even dubbed Facebook's Zuckerberg "the Lighthouse Country's Chen Yansen."
Even on Taiwan Island, Chen Yansen had a huge following.
Admiration for the powerful transcends gender.
And Chen Yansen's power was such that it transcended nationality.
