Zhou Wen, a top real estate agent, woke up beside the Vermilion Bird Bridge as a penniless scholar, only to have debt collectors hound him with threats.
From flipping haunted houses to bringing peace to the realm, he used brick and tile to set an era in motion.
Public listings, dedicated viewing agents, contract guarantees...
Pre-sale fundraising, money-lender loans, installment payments...
Sample suites, quality guarantees, hunger marketing...
He navigated disputes between merchants and minor officials, the intricate power games of aristocratic clans, and the life-and-death struggles between imperial factions.
This junior makes no secret of it: merchants pursue profit. But I seek profit that lasts, profit that benefits others and leaves me with a clear conscience.
A house is more than a commodity. It is a vessel for “home.” Only with reverence can we build countless grand dwellings and give everyone in the land a place to live in peace.
The structure is clear, modern thinking tells the ideas of real estate speculation, and it also writes the voices of ordinary people in the Song Dynasty, traveling around the world and warming people's hearts.