Jason King, a ruthless billionaire tech mogul, dies at the hands of traitors during a hostile corporate takeover in 2042. But fate has other plans—he wakes up in the year 2000, in his 22-year-old body, armed with every memory of the future.

Armed with knowledge of every major trend, stock, invention, and scandal of the next two decades, Jason sets out to rebuild his empire from scratch—faster, stronger, and more powerful than ever before. But this time, he’s not just playing the game.

He’s rewriting it.

From betting on the Super Bowl to investing in Apple, Google, and Bitcoin before anyone else knows their names, Jason begins a ruthless climb to the top—manipulating markets, disrupting industries, and taking what he wants. Fame, power, women—nothing is off-limits.

But in a world where his every move could create dangerous ripples, Jason must walk a fine line between calculated genius and uncontrollable chaos.

Enemies from his past—and future—start to close in.

All while one unexpected woman threatens to break through his armor and remind him what he lost the first time around.

In a world he already knows, can he still come out on top? Or will changing history come with a deadly price?

The morning after Mercer's defeat was unremarkably beautiful.


No explosions. No headlines declaring victory. Just light rain over Manhattan, the kind that painted the streets in shimmering reflections and made the city feel almost reborn.


Jason stood on the balcony of his penthouse, coffee in hand, Cass beside him wrapped in his oversized robe.


No words were spoken. They didn't need any.


For the first time in years, Jason didn't feel the weight of strategy or survival pressing against his spine.


FINAL THOUGHT: "Humanity is imperfect. That is its gift."


In New Delhi, a child coded her first app using open-source tools distributed by Prometheus.


In Lagos, a journalist who had been imprisoned for truth-telling published again—and the world listened.


In Buenos Aires, a tech startup removed the last Mercer-owned server from their racks and replaced it with Prometheus's decentralized blockchain.


And it would feel that difference, day by day.


A week later, Jason met with his global leadership team—some old allies, some new faces. The atmosphere was charged, like everyone sensed this was not just a company anymore—it was a movement.


"Prometheus is more than a tech platform," Jason said. "It's a global civic structure. A digital republic."


Athena added, "We need distributed leadership. Open elections for regional Prometheus governance. No one person should ever have full control."


She found Jason staring at a wall of old photos—of his former life, the one before he was reborn. Pictures of family, of Wall Street battles, of the man he used to be.


"You thinking of going public?" she asked.


He turned, eyes quiet but clear. "Maybe. But only if the world is ready for the truth—that the man who helped shape the future was a relic from the past."


Cass walked up behind him, wrapping her arms around his waist.


"The world doesn't need to know who you were. Just who you are now."


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