King of Wu Zhang Shicheng: Transmigrated as a Jiangnan Tycoon

Six hundred years ago, Zhang Shicheng, King of Wu, was as famous as Zhu Yuanzhang. He resisted an army of a million Yuan troops, only to squander a hand of excellent cards. Zhang Shicheng, a salt worker, launched an uprising with eighteen carrying poles and led his followers to capture Xinghua, Gaoyou, Hangzhou, Changshu, and other places. He proclaimed himself king in Gaoyou, fought his way to Gusu, and eventually established his capital at Pingjiang (Suzhou). After being captured by Zhu Yuanzhang, he refused to surrender and ended his life with a strip of white silk. After transmigrating to 1976, imagine how an ancient man, in the prosperous paradise of Gusu, could build himself up from nothing and rise to become a wealthy merchant whose riches rivaled a nation