Mo Ran Shang Sha: I Was Doing Risk Control in Ancient Times

Li Zhiyuan never expected that the unfinished business war story that he personally killed would turn into a life-threatening script. As the son of the richest man in Yangzhou who was poisoned at the beginning of the book, he is full of business war routines with logical loopholes marked by himself. Between the cinnabar ledger and the bronze abacus, the tamperer is writing the chapter of your death. When the ink of the manuscript begins to swallow reality, this pair of pig-eating tiger partners initiate ultimate risk control: using modern financial thinking to reconstruct the banknote system, and using big data to predict the murderous plot. In this game with the will of the original author, can they rewrite the bloody trade path into their own long step to ascend to the gods before the ink soaks into the lifeblood of the imperial merchants? This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.