Lu Shenzhi, the richest man in the Dajing Dynasty and the head of the Lu family, hated two things most in his life: the tears of fools and useless compassion.
Coinciding with the skyrocketing price of rice in the capital, Lu Shenzhi was busy rectifying the family rules and cleaning up the house. In the chaos, a thin young man named "Shen Yan" broke into the main hall of the Lu family carrying half a torn account book.
Lu Shenzhi only glanced at it and saw the clue - the steward who was disguised as a man.
He didn't expose it, he just found it interesting. In the troubled business world, one more smart "chess piece" is always worth it.
Shen Yan didn't know how he became "Shen Yan". In modern times, she is just a middle-level manager who is bald for KPI. She neither understands sophisticated tactics nor can she write poems. After time travel, she has a mediocre appearance. Her only advantage is her thick skin, stable mentality, and execution ability to straighten out the mess.
She thought she was perfectly disguised, but she didn't know that from the moment she signed the death contract, she was the most special investment in Lu Shenzhi's ledger.
When other aristocratic families were still hoarding, Shen Yan suggested to Lu Shenzhi: "Reduce the price, free shipping, and give me a side dish."
Lu Shenzhi looked at that unremarkable face and raised his eyebrows: "Are you sure this isn't just to make a profit at a loss?"
Shen Yan calmly calculated the calculation: "Master, this is called the 'sinking market'."
This is a cat-and-mouse game that begins with "seeing through but not telling away."
