I, the Tyrant of Wall Street, Started Shorting Ming Dynasty

Su Yue, the most cold-blooded financial tyrant on Wall Street, accidentally bound Wanchao's sovereign debt settlement terminal. At the beginning, the Ming Dynasty was on the verge of bankruptcy. Chongzhen mortgaged the Xuande furnace, a peerless national treasure, and begged for a million taels of bridge funds in the terminal to save his life? Su Yue sneered: "I can save you, but I don't want silver, I want Ming Dynasty's future tariff pricing power!" Backhand, Su Yue took the national treasure and issued the Ming Dynasty Patriotic War treasury bonds directly to Qin Shihuang in the terminal without paying out a cent! Ying Zheng: "The annualized return on this national debt is 100%? A guaranteed profit without losing any money! I just invested a hundred thousand taels of gold!" Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty: "I pledged the Weiyang Palace and asked Mr. Su to give the Han cavalry more leverage!" Chongzhen: "I have raided the civil and military families of the Manchu Dynasty and issued shares, and I beg the immortal to bring another wave of Ming Dynasty market share!" This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.