Great Ming: I Make Straw Sandals, and the Sky Screen Reveals I'm the Richest Man

Su Fugui transmigrates to the Ming Dynasty and becomes a poor straw-sandal maker. All he wants is to quietly weave sandals and scrape by.

Who would have thought the sky screen would randomly broadcast the luxurious everyday life of his former self, a modern-day world's richest man: private jets, trips around the globe, acquisitions of major corporations, and a fortune worth billions.

Watching Su Fugui's straw-sandal shop, bare of everything but its walls, Zhu Yuanzhang roars in anger: "What has this poor lad done to deserve a trillion-dollar fortune?!"

Empress Ma asks, "Is that private jet even faster than my imperial phoenix carriage?!"

The people of the Ming Dynasty exclaim, "The sky screen says this straw-sandal seller is the world's richest man. Then what does that make me?!"

Su Fugui only wanted to quietly weave straw sandals. Who knew that once the sky screen appeared, his former life's outrageous wealth would become a source of emotional gratification for people from every level of Ming society!

The emperor begs him for advice on making the nation rich, wealthy merchants ask him to pass on the secrets of commerce, and ordinary people rush to imitate his formula for wealth!

Su Fugui says, "I'm really not rich. All I have is a pair of skillful hands!"

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to actual people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.