In the decadent late Ming Dynasty, power came from two things: the ink pen on the throne, and the embroidered spring knife on the waist of the royal guard.
But Chen Jue let the world know the third thing - abacus.
He is just a small clerk of the Salt Department, but he can make Tiqi ride out and seal the city. He is unarmed, but he can make the "Shadow God of Wealth" who is entrenched in the two rivers sleepless at night.
When everyone was confused by the mountains of false accounts, he made corrupt officials kneel on their knees just by looking at the condition of the paper and the thickness of the ink.
When everyone thought the clues had been cut off, he used a dead man to pry into an entire web of interests that covered the sky.
His battlefield is not a battlefield of swords and swords.
And there is a slight difference between accounts and people's hearts.
People in the world only know the power of Xiuchun Dao, which can cut the body. But they don't know Chen Jue's calculations. Every sound of a bead can kill the country's thieves and determine the fate of the world!
