Name: Luoyang Three-Day Book
Author: Great Saint Duoduo

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Synopsis

If you open the account book called "Luoyang Three Days Book", behind each line of numbers is a human life. Three days before the Lantern Festival in the first year of Zhengsheng, Li Shuan, a ninth-rank clerk in the Ministry of Revenue, was checking the accounts and discovered a "King of Hell's Account" that was enough to make the entire Wu Zhou court shed blood - Tan Jing Bing Jing was a bribe, the shipwreck was murder, and the bloody fingerprints of twenty-seven ministers on the last page pointed to a coup that was launched during the dazzling Lantern Festival. Wu Zetian is waiting for the truth, Princess Taiping is setting up the chess game, and the cruel official Lai Junchen is chasing her outside the door. This little person who only knows how to settle accounts only has seventy-two hours. The abacus in his hand will determine whether Luoyang, the sacred capital, will illuminate the prosperous times or burn in the fire. This is not time travel, this is a life and death game that uses financial auditing to subvert history. If the accounts are not fair, people's lives will be in danger; numbers are like a knife, which can cut down a dynasty.

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[Historical suspense phenomenon] Ma Boyong's style of wits has revived, and a historical survival game that is more thrilling than "The Twelve Hours of Chang'an" and more suffocating than "The Ming Dynasty Under the Microscope" has officially begun! When everyone is cultivating immortality, traveling through time, and dominating the world, we choose to let a ninth-grade official who only knows how to settle accounts reveal the bloodiest secrets of the dynasty with the dullest numbers. [The seventy-two-hour countdown to death begins now] The Shangyuan Lantern Festival is as bright as day, and the sacred capital of Luoyang is singing and dancing. And in the darkest archives of the Ministry of Household Affairs, the fingertips of the clerk Li Suan were running across a line of numbers - three thousand kilograms of charcoal, five hundred taels of ice, and eight hundred thousand taels of shipwreck subsidies... This is not an account book, this is a "death spider web" covering the government and the public. Within three days, the empress Wu Zetian will see the truth, the prime minister Wu Sansi will launch a coup, and the ruthless official will come to Junchen with his sword hanging above his head. And he, a accounting madman who doesn't even understand the rules of officialdom, must use an abacus as a weapon to complete the most impossible financial audit-style escape in history in the maze of alleyways in Luoyang's 109th Square. [The first "account book to solve crimes", the only one in the entire network] There is no system, no golden fingers, only hard-core accounting thinking that modern people can absolutely understand: deducing the assassination route from the accounting anomalies, using double-entry accounting to crack the alibi, and tracking the flow of tens of millions of dirty silver through the "four-pillar inventory"... When the corrupt officials sneered, "The books have been burned long ago," Li Suan spread out the papyrus: "The original vouchers are indeed gone, but the proportion of depreciation calculations is wrong - the sunken ship you forged cannot sink at all!" This is not just a novel, it is a digital revolution sweeping ancient and modern times. When the bead rings the first number, the gears of history have quietly turned - if the accounts are not balanced, the world will be unfair; if there are no numbers, then human lives will be unclear.
10 likes7mo ago
This book is super good-looking. It is a good book for TV series. I like tense and suspenseful plots. I like them all. The storyline is tightly arranged, the relationships between the characters are complex and orderly, and the tense atmosphere and reversal of the plot are full. This author is better than his predecessor. I highly recommend it.
3 likes6mo ago
The story is compact. The plot has its ups and downs. The characters are deeply drawn. The story is unique. Worth a visit.
2 likes6mo ago
The book is good and worth reading! The plot is compact and the climax is repeated. It is a good book worth reading!
1 like6mo ago
It would be great if it could be made into a TV series
1 like4mo ago
Have you obtained Ma Boyong's true biography?
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