[No heroine, no System, no golden finger]
What sparks will fly when the modern monetary system collides with the chaotic Three Kingdoms era?
“Say my name, and I’ll scare you out of your wits! I am the richest man in the Three Kingdoms, Xing Daorong!”
Zhuge Liang was stunned, struck completely speechless…
What was the most powerful weapon at the end of the Eastern Han dynasty?
Lu Bu’s Sky Piercer halberd? Or Zhao Yun’s Wind-Chasing Dragon Gall spear?
Guan Yu’s Green Dragon Crescent Blade? Or Zhang Fei’s Eight-Foot Serpent Spear?
Dian Wei’s twin halberds? Or Xing Daorong’s Pear Blossom Mountain-Splitting Axe?
No…
In the chaotic Three Kingdoms, the deadliest blades were gold and silver!
Xing Daorong used financial principles to short gold ingots and go long on silver.
He also mastered the refining and purification of gold and silver, amassing the wealth of the world.
Yuan Shao marched on Guandu with an army of seven hundred thousand, yet relied heavily on the currency system Xing Daorong had created!
Cao Cao gathered a fleet of eight hundred thousand at Red Cliffs, yet still found himself constrained by the commercial empire Xing Daorong had built!
Even the barbarian king Shamoke and Wutugu, king of the Wugu Kingdom, had no choice but to spend Xing Daorong’s gold and silver notes!
…
Wolong could only marvel at his expertise, while Fengchu felt utterly outclassed!
Sima Yi was so terrified that he didn’t even dare leave his mountain retreat!
…
General Pan Feng: “I believe this general is no less brave than Lu Bu!”
Grain King Gou An: “This general’s wisdom truly rivals Wolong and Fengchu!”
Xing Daorong: “Heh, my great axe is made of pure gold!”
After reading a little bit, although I don't quite understand it, I can see that the author is a talented guy 👍👍👍