The story of Feng Yang, the unpopular new queen, using modern economic thinking to break through the difficulties in the cold palace. She transformed Kunning Palace into a shop, and used models such as "tailoring on demand" and "membership stored value" to revitalize the idle resources of the harem. From rouge and gouache to cross-palace logistics, she gradually established a chain business empire covering the entire palace.
Di Xu watched indifferently at first, but he was attracted by her sharpness during the "account checking" - she dared to confront powerful ministers, refused to favor concubines, and even handed him an IOU when he made a credit, saying with a smile that "the principal and interest should be paid with a jade seal." From the initial trial game to the tacit cooperation later, Feng Yang's account book not only records money transactions, but also hides her innovations in the harem's ills and her crackdown on the court's schemes.
When he was assassinated and entrusted with military power, and when she helped him stabilize the country with business, the two emperors and empresses, who started out with calculations, finally wrote on the last page of the account book: "Income: one heart of the emperor, half of the country; expenditure: companionship for life, never leave." With the jade seal as a retainer and business as a matchmaker, she not only won wealth and honor, but also won the whole sincerity of the emperor who once regarded her as nothing.
