The Soviet Oligarch

He was a shark on Wall Street. Now, he is the puppet master of the Red Revolution. Hu Feng, a ruthless financial predator from the 21st century, wakes up in Petrograd, 1917. The Russian Empire is burning. The Tsar is about to fall. The streets are filled with starving mobs, deserting soldiers, and the chaos of a new era. Trapped in the body of Viktor, a dissolute heir to a dying fortune, he faces a death sentence. But he brought a weapon with him: The Global Strategic Logistics System. While others fight for ideology, Viktor fights for Monopoly. Starvation? He floods the market with American canned beef and claims the loyalty of the desperate. Disease? He trades penicillin for the favors of dying Dukes and the secrets of the aristocracy. War? He builds a private army armed with submachine guns, turning his mansion into an impenetrable fortress. From the freezing slums to the smoky halls of the Kremlin, Viktor plays a dangerous game. He isn't interested in being a politician. He wants to be the Oligarch—the shadow banker behind the throne, the man who finances the Bolsheviks, feeds the Red Army, and builds an industrial empire on the ruins of the old world. History is about to change. Not by the barrel of a gun, but by the stroke of a check.