Ming Dynasty Zhu Di: Hundreds of Millions of Silver, I Become a Beggar

Zhu Zhansheng became the second son of Prince Zhu Gaochi. He said to Zhu Di: "You don't know how to govern a country at all. If you want to give me a village, it will be ten times and a hundred times better than the Ming Dynasty!" He was demoted to the chief of the fishing village and made a seven-year agreement to govern the village more powerfully than the Ming Dynasty. Diary The seven-year period has come, and the money in my hand should be a hundred times that of the imperial court. Zhu Di: Am I so poor? My business tax last month was over 100 million! I have 90% of the food, restaurants, banks, cloth, horses, ships and other industries. The old man's treasury is all the leftovers from me. Zhu Di: Okay, okay, are you playing like this? Am I a beggar? Militarily, they should be able to easily defeat the imperial army. Zhu Di: Arrogant, too arrogant. If you can defeat my three thousand battalions, I will become your grandson! Japanese pirates who are living a good life still dare to rob my merchant ship? Fortunately, after studying Big Ivan, the firepower covered it and directly sunk the entire island! Zhu Gaochi: Dad is not good, and the Japanese country is in ruins! Zhu Di: Feng, Feng Zhu Zhansheng, grandson of the Emperor! This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.