Evan Grant won 5 million in a lottery and faked being a rich heir to join high society. Ten years later, he was exposed and humiliated. He wakes up in his senior year of high school, reborn. With the same 5 million, he starts over—timber deals, rubber futures, crude oil. This time, he vows to be a true self-made founder. Along the way, Mia Allen is by his side.
Evan Grant's first life was a con: five million in lottery money dressed up as inherited wealth, ten years inside high society and a public humiliation when the truth came out. Reborn to Build My Own Empire sends him back to his senior year of high school with the same five million and a different plan. This time nothing is borrowed. Timber, rubber futures, crude oil: he wants a fortune with his own name on it, and Mia Allen is there as he builds it.
It is a rebirth story for viewers who prefer the business climb to the revenge beat, with a hero whose real enemy is the shortcut he took last time. Betrayal, self-made pride and the difference between looking rich and being rich are the themes, and the long run gives the empire room to grow. The series has 73 short episodes of about 1 to 2 minutes each, made for your phone.
