Golden Abacus and Killing Knife: the First Queen Shang

The billionaire venture capital queen died tragically, and when she opened her eyes, she became a down-and-out daughter whose whole family was in jail and who was about to be charged as a prostitute. There are still ten days left before the listing to pick up customers, and the original owner only has five copper coins left in his body. Everyone was waiting to see how this once-high-ranking beauty in the south of the Yangtze River would kneel down in the snow and beg for mercy. As a result, she took five copper coins and rented the only brick stable in the inn on the spot. Half an hour later, a heavy snowstorm collapsed the opponent's straw shed. She stepped on the snow-soaked tribute silk from the richest man in the south of the Yangtze River, and stretched out three fingers that were red from the cold: "Three hundred taels of silver, plus a carriage, one penny less, and your goods will rot here." The profiteer eagerly drew his knife, but instead of hiding, she threw a hundred taels of silver notes at the cold-faced murderer in the corner who was filled with murderous intent and whom she had never met before: "One hundred taels, buy your knife and suppress this barking dog!" From five copper coins to a wealthy country, from the daughter of a guilty minister to the behind-the-scenes head of the Zhou treasury. She used a red sandalwood abacus to calculate everyone in the world, but she failed to calculate that the wild swordsman she "hired" with one hundred taels of silver turned out to be the powerful regent Xiao Qi. "Shen Banxia, ​​you want to buy out this king's sword for only one hundred taels?" Xiao Qi forced her to the dragon throne, rubbed the soft flesh behind her ears with his fingertips, and smiled dangerously and wildly, "My current appearance fee is for this country and you."