American Medicine God: Starting by Inheriting a Pharmaceutical Company and Selling Medicine

Reborn in 1980s America, Victor Corleone finds himself inheriting his father’s nearly bankrupt pharmaceutical company in New Jersey. Faced with three million dollars in high-stakes gang debts, he refuses to play by the rules—instead, he decides to rewrite them and build an unstoppable medical empire. From pushing "Texas Tea" and unwittingly fueling the underground hip-hop movement to exploiting regulatory loopholes and turning prescription cough syrup into liquid gold, Victor masters the chaotic streets. He engineers game-changing products like OxyContin, establishes a nationwide Pharmacy Benefit Management monopoly, and ruthlessly maneuvers through corporate warfare—shorting Johnson & Johnson and orchestrating high-stakes acquisitions as if playing Monopoly. But his ambitions don't stop at wealth and power; with the creation of the mind-altering NZT-48, Victor is poised to usher in an entirely new era of human evolution.