After Crossing the Tang Dynasty, I Became a Top Celebrity by Relying on the Supermarket

(Chapter 11-22 has been revised so far) [Alternate History] [Parallel World] [No CP] [Mainly focused on career! ! ! The cold light of the computer screen was like a pool of stagnant water in the middle of the night, reflecting Gu Nanzhi's face as pale as paper. The word count in the upper left corner of the document pulsed silently: 38,927. There are still more than a thousand words left to complete this graduation thesis on "Research on Commercial Forms and Currency Circulation of Chang'an West City in the Tang Dynasty". She rubbed her dry eyes and her vision was a little blurry. The dormitory was so quiet that you could hear the subtle hiss of electricity passing through the lamp tube. The roommates in the other three beds had already fallen asleep. Outside the window was a night that was so thick that it couldn't be turned away. There were only a few scattered lights in the teaching building in the distance, like pieces of wood floating on the sea after a shipwreck. "Hold on a little longer..." Gu Nazhi murmured to himself, picking up the already cold coffee at his hand and taking a sip. The bitter liquid slid down his throat, but it didn't stir up any energy. She had stayed up all night for four consecutive days, and had to go to the library to check for photocopies of "Tang Hui Yao" and "Chang'an Chronicles" during the day. Her physical strength was already exhausted to the limit. His fingers tapped mechanically on the keyboard: "To sum up, in the early years of Zhenguan, although the commodity economy was in decline after the war in the late Sui Dynasty, Emperor Taizong promoted the policy of equalizing land, light corvee and small taxes, which paved the way for the recovery of the market. In the mixed area of Hu and Han in the West City of Chang'an, the mutual trade of silk and horses gradually flourished, and the currency system in which copper coins and silk circulated in parallel..." Suddenly everything went dark.