During the Jiajing period of the Ming Dynasty, Japanese pirates were raging in the southeastern coastal areas. Shen Fugui invaded as a member of the Japanese pirates, burning, killing, looting, and committing all kinds of evil. However, when the Japanese pirate army encountered the approaching Ming army, part of it withdrew, leaving behind a large amount of wealth. Shen Fugui looked at the leader's ship going away and knew that there was no hope of evacuation, so he killed all the Ming troops and fellow Japanese pirates. Then he got the opportunity to work in Jiangnan Weaving Bureau. While the imperial power and the strict party were competing for the people's wealth, Shen Fugui, as the head of the Jiangnan Weaving Bureau, was naturally involved in this dispute. Please see below how Shen Fugui battles wits and courage to survive in the cracks between the imperial power and the strict party...
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The stories of the Ming Dynasty have both fiction and reality, rigorous logic, no system, no stunts, but strategies and human nature. This book makes bold assumptions and carefully verifies, hoping to bring happiness to readers.
The stories of the Ming Dynasty have both fiction and reality, rigorous logic, no system, no stunts, but strategies and human nature. This book makes bold assumptions and carefully verifies, hoping to bring happiness to readers.