Romantic Dandy, I Sold Emotional Value in Ancient Times

Lin Che, a sinister financial capitalist, dressed as the third young master of the Duke's mansion who was kicked out. He started with a debt of 5,000 taels and was forced to marry the daughter of an imperial merchant worth 200 kilograms in exchange for a dowry. While others traveled through time to make glass and gunpowder, he opened "Tingyuxuan" - the first high-end emotional value club in Beijing. "Madam, we don't sell our bodies, we only sell our gentleness." "Miss, for fifty taels and one hour, I guarantee that you will forget the old man you married on your fingertips." The noble ladies spent money like crazy for him, his opponents scolded him for immorality, and the prince's young master participated in his obscenity and deceived the public. Until the military at the border is in short supply, the national treasury is empty, and foreign trade is blocked... The empress looked at this dude who talked about "traffic monetization", "brand premium" and "supply chain integration" and fell into deep thought. Later—— Silk porcelain was packaged as luxury goods and sold at exorbitant prices. Glass mirrors became a must-have for harem competition. Even the prince of Fanbang begged him: "Boss Lin, can you open a branch to our place?" And his father, who kicked him out of the house back then, is now holding the family tree in the ancestral hall and asking carefully: "Son, look... Can I write dad's name on the back of you?"