Poor Scholar

A modern corporate executive traveled through time and became a scholar from a poor family. He was stepped on and humiliated by the children of aristocratic families at the beginning. Everyone thought he would accept his fate. But he didn't. He used three months of newspaper information to write a policy that made the examiner have to give high marks. He used his humble family of four taels to raise money to leverage the paper price market monopolized by aristocratic families. Using a papermaking manual, he built a papermaking mill that made the family bow their heads. The family thought he was a lamb to be slaughtered. But little did they know that the teeth of a lamb are sharper than those of a wolf. This is the story of a poor scholar who uses business thinking and game theory to crush aristocratic families step by step. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.