Instead of thinking about court meetings, he followed the example of the Han Dynasty in chasing golden pills and reusing eunuchs. Even his father-in-law thought that Ji Ye was a complete fool!
"Why is the treasury empty and out of money? Selling one's official position to make money."
"With twenty million taels allocated, I will build a terrace for the queen."
"With thirty million taels of silver, I want to build the Grand Canal!"
"With fifty million taels of silver, I will sweep away the other countries and unify the world!"
Reader comments
In general, Chapter 6 is poisonous. The male protagonist gives Diao Chan, who is full of affection for him, to Lu Bu. Diao Chan falls in love with Lu Bu because of the protagonist's orders but at the same time she is loyal to the protagonist. This is not a bullshit. The reason is that the protagonist is so proud that he wants the original couple to have a good ending [what]. If it is written like this, few people will read it, and it will be missed at the beginning.
In general, Chapter 6 is poisonous. The male protagonist gives Diao Chan, who is full of affection for him, to Lu Bu. Diao Chan falls in love with Lu Bu because of the protagonist's orders but at the same time she is loyal to the protagonist. This is not a bullshit. The reason is that the protagonist is so proud that he wants the original couple to have a good ending [what]. If it is written like this, few people will read it, and it will be missed at the beginning.