A Lifetime of Wealth

📬< Book Friends ※ Recommendation > - History "A lifetime of wealth" "Little Idle Man of Tang Dynasty" Books written by the chief disciple of the Jian Sect (there are many books so I won't write the titles)

The writing style is excellent, and the writing style alone can give me fairy grass. The plot line is relatively good. The author has his own opinions on Confucianism, sociology, and history and can convey them through words. The reform process is well written, and it is worth reading. The shortcomings are also obvious. The early stage of the plot is relatively dull, and the protagonist himself is not very purposeful. As a result, many plot advancements can only rely on women and coincidences. In the later stage, after the protagonist has grown up, it will be much better. Warning: The emotional line is very poisonous. Almost all the women are not able to write cute and truthful things. But the truth is about business and national affairs. I am happy to see the author's opinions and like the collision of opinions. However, the author also tried to tirelessly reason with me in private life, which can only make people disgusted. The description of emotional lines has a tendency to decrease in the later period.

[History] I don't know why the starting ranking of this book is so low. There are few people at the top of the monthly voting list who can read it. This book is a low-end version of Zaizhi Tianxia. If you like the previous one, this one is not to be missed.

Traveling through the Song Dynasty, being named on the gold list. In his first life, he was an official of the Song Dynasty. Not passionate, not sensational. I worked diligently as an official, and the Song Dynasty was short of money, so I earned huge wealth for the Song Dynasty. Sugar was made and handed over to the state; field operations were developed, with countless official farmlands; state-owned banks were established, and the Song Dynasty's finances were no longer short of money. Ping Jiaozhi, destroy Dangxiang, and defeat Khitan. His military exploits were outstanding. He returned to his country and was promoted to prime minister and organized his own philosophy of governing the country. We will not copy the Western path to the rise of capitalism, nor will we follow the path of communism that is too dominant. An Da wanted to create a path to a strong country that was most suitable for the Song Dynasty and pursue breaking out of the cycle of chaos. Ending the division and reunification of China for thousands of years.