Chen Mo, chief actuary of the 21st Century, died suddenly at the negotiating table of Greek debt restructuring. When he opened his eyes again, he became the most inconspicuous sixth prince of Emperor Daoguang - Aixinjueluo Yixin.
The mother and concubine were seriously ill, creditors blocked the door, and the palace had less than fifty taels in its account. What's worse is that the system didn't provide it, there was no golden finger, and it didn't even sound a beep.
The only thing he has is a brain that is two hundred years ahead of this era.
The treasury is empty? Issue national debt! Silver outflow? Engage in futures! Collusion between government and business? Short him!
He showed no mercy when it came to trapping corrupt officials and profiteers - the leader of the Cao Gang was deceived so much that he lost all his money and had to count the money to him, and the unscrupulous grain dealer was tricked by him until he lost his pants. All the dignitaries in the dynasty hated him so much that they hated him, but without him, the court could not even pay military pay.
He said "I only care about money", but when there was a flood in Henan, he was the first to jump into the flood to save people; to pay for the Opium War compensation, he was the first to empty his family's wealth to fill the hole; when the fourth brother wanted to kill him, he could still say with a smile: "Fourth brother, your benevolent government is good, but you have no money. If you don't have money, what do you mean?"
He is the devil in the eyes of the powerful and the god of wealth in the eyes of the people.
When guns and cannons failed to open the country, he picked up his abacus and sneered:
"The foreigners have warships, and I have money. It's not certain who will buy whom."
What he wants to do is not the emperor - the emperor of wealth.