Zhenguan Title Master: From the Start, I Gave the Imperial Seal an Attribute

Qin Kai woke up one morning to find himself running a general store in the Tang Dynasty, bound to an All-Purpose Artisan System. He thought he was on his way to the top, but his very first customer wanted to buy on credit! “That's a jade Pixiu worth ten taels of gold, and you want me to accept an IOU?” Cheng Chumo slammed the table and roared. “Just sign it ‘Cheng the Fool.’” Crown Prince Li Chengqian stifled a laugh beside him. As it turned out, the jade Pixiu really did attract wealth. Cheng Chumo found money on the street the moment he left. When word got around, all of Chang'an went wild: “Boss Qin, make me a wooden carving that'll make me handsome!” “Get me a jade pendant that'll stop my wife from getting angry!” “Do you have stationery that can make kids do their homework on their own?” Qin Kai counted money until his hands were sore. Before he knew it, his business had reached the imperial palace: He made a jade pillow to treat the empress's illness, improved farming tools for the emperor, and designed custom anti-harassment jewelry for the princess. Li Shimin studied Qin Kai's ledger and fell into thought. “My dear subject, you earn even more than the imperial treasury!” What was even more amusing was that he casually taught a young girl named Wu Meiniang how to do business. Now she chased after him every day, asking: “Boss, when are we opening a branch?” “Boss, can the perfume formula be improved further?” “Boss, do I look like I have what it takes to be empress?”