"Zhenguan Trader"
In the tenth year of Zhenguan, Queen Changsun passed away, King Wu Li Ke was expelled from Chang'an, and his political life was sentenced to death.
At the moment when the original owner vomited blood and died, the soul from a thousand years later took over the body - he was Wang Xu, a top investment bank trader who had personally experienced the financial crisis. He was proficient in leverage and risk control, and believed in an iron law: power seized by violence will eventually be overthrown by violence.
Faced with the bound [All Heavenly Arms System], he chose to abandon it. Pistols and tanks can crush the enemy, and they can also crush themselves; in the Zhenguan Dynasty, which was most afraid of mutiny, hot weapons were not golden fingers, but life-threatening talismans.
What he wants to play is another set of rules.
Using Fang Yiai as his white glove and the Kaiyuan Chamber of Commerce as his chessboard, he wanted to tie all the interests of Guan Longxungui, the Jiangnan nobles, and the generals outside the Great Wall onto his chariot. The loopholes in the salt and iron franchise are his leverage, the shipping period is his cash flow, and the people's hearts and minds are his biggest non-performing assets—they must be revitalized.
No fighting for wealth, no fighting for position, no bloodshed.
He only acts as the chess player behind the scenes, rewriting Li Ke's fate of killing everyone in his family.
Will you leave Beijing and become a feudal lord in three months? Just right.
The Tai Chi Palace in Chang'an cannot trap him. The real power lies in the money bags of the people in the world.
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This is a novel about rules, chips and community.
In the prosperous age of Zhenguan, he repriced the price.
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