Making Money to Become the Queen's Chief Financial Officer

Ye Zhenzhen, a modern social worker who worked overtime all night, died suddenly. When she opened her eyes, she was lying in Wu Zhou's morgue. Once he traveled through time, he had no household registration, no money, no place to stay, and he was also burdened with scars and inexplicable misfortunes from the original owner. In order to survive, she gave full play to her modern financial skills, set up a stall and opened a shop, started a north-south grocery business, concocted balm, and made gold in the Chang'an market. The undercurrent of Chang'an City is full of dangers. While she was immersed in making money to save her family, she was forced to get involved in court games and smuggling secrets in the Western Regions, dealing with bad guys, noble daughters of aristocratic families, and the queen who was about to become emperor. In troubled times, if there is no love, silver is the armor of safety. Let's take a look at a foreign woman who lived in the Tang Dynasty. She advanced step by step with her arithmetic and business strategies, and finally took the position of the Queen's Chief Financial Officer.