Great Zhou Dynasty Emperor Shang

[Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms] [Unsystematic Time Travel] [Hard-Core Business] [Strategic Group Portraits] [National Destiny Deduction] [Struggle for Hegemony] [People's Livelihood in the Court] [Non-Shuangwen Realism] [Civilization Breaking] [Chai Rong] [Wang Pu] In the first year of Xian De, the cavalry tore through the night of the Central Plains. Chen Lang was clutching half a moldy meat bun among the homeless people - three days ago, he was running a sundry stall in front of the university. In the blink of an eye, he fell into the troubled times of the Five Dynasties, when "the emperor only lived with the strong soldiers". With a few coins in his pocket, he jointly opened a grain store with Li Er in Lijia Village using modern business methods. Use "small profits but quick turnover" to deal with the threat of village tyrants. In three years, he rose from a rural grain merchant to the general manager of the Imperial Merchant Department. The ups and downs of his abacus affected the economic lifeline of the following weeks. When he was in charge of grain administration, he built warehouses and provided water transportation; after getting involved in military aircraft, he improved firearms and crossbows. Chen Qiao was shocked. He protected the Chai family members from crossing south and set up an unbreakable flag at the top of Jinling City. This "Chen Ban Emperor" who was born as a refugee worked his way up to the heaven step by step, just to no longer fall into the historical fate of "weak Song Dynasty" and to redraw the peace of the country. But the pinnacle of power is also the abyss of loneliness. When the adopted sons and brothers of the emperor's family turned against each other, and he was trapped in a cold room in the bright hall, he still sketched the blueprint of the "Chinese Heavenly Kingdom" on the remaining pages of "Jiuzhou Chronicle" with the shadow of a bronze lamp.