Three Kingdoms: the Strongest Trade System

Traveling through the Three Kingdoms, he is neither the royal family of Liu nor related to Cao Sun, Yuan and other wealthy families. He is just the second son of the writer Kong Rong. What can he do? What a hellish start! Kong Kun carries a paper on the impact of international relations on international trade and a "strongest trading system" to tell you that you can dominate the world by doing business in troubled times. Yuan Shao: "Father Kong Kun, I want to become your vassal. I don't want autonomy. You just want to keep me safe." Liu Bei: "Father Kong Kun, we are out of food again. How about I trade Jingzhou with you for food?" Cao Cao: "Father Kong Kun, I dedicate the little emperor to you, please don't sanction me." Sun Ce: "This Kong Kun is always buying and selling by force. Send troops to kill him!" The next day, Sun Ce died, and Sun Quan said: "Father Kong Kun, please stop fighting and let's get married, okay?" Liu Xie: "Dad Kong Kun, please proclaim yourself emperor, please!" This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.