Shen Yi, an elite investment banker, opened his eyes and became Yinqi, the fifth son of Kangxi! Facing the bloody battle of the nine sons fighting for the throne, he grinned: "Fighting for the throne? It's too tiring! Isn't it nice to be a tycoon in the Qing Dynasty?"
The "Marine Strengthening National Policy" on the left hand opened up sea trade, and the "Qing Huitong Bill Account" on the right hand played with finance, the rouge shop played with limited edition co-branding, the logistics network covered the Eight Banner garrison, and even issued "war treasury bonds" to help the court fill holes-Yinqi's business empire stunned the civil and military officials of the entire court. The prince asked for a bribe? He backhandedly stole the other party's money; did the Eight Lords want to get a share of the pie? He set up a trap to make them lose their pants!
When Kangxi's deathbed was tremblingly handed him the imperial edict, Yinzhen took out a "List of the Emperor's Occupational Diseases": "Headache and insomnia, having a lot of wives and concubines, and reviewing memorials every day... Do you want this blessing?" He strongly recommended his fourth brother Yinzhen to succeed him, turned around and handed over trillions of family property, hiding his merits and fame.
From then on, there was a "Prince Chaopin Yi" in the Forbidden City. His account book hung in Yongzheng's study, but the history books only recorded one sentence: "Yinqi is the God of Wealth in the Qing Dynasty. However, his heart is in the mountains and seas, not in the temple."
