Wang Yuan was a bank account manager. He spent every day writing credit assessments, checking transaction records, and poring over financial statements, until he died suddenly in front of a report investigating a fifty-million-yuan loan.
When he opened his eyes again, he had become Xiao Jingheng, the new emperor of the Great Sheng dynasty.
On his first day on the throne, the entire court submitted a memorial requesting fifty thousand more troops for the northern frontier.
Some said Pei Zhenbei was a pillar of the state and the request had to be approved.
Others said the border troops obeyed Marshal Pei, not the court, and it couldn't be approved.
Then a deserter bled across the palace hall, shouting, “Pei Zhenbei is raising a private army!”
Everyone was waiting to see how this new emperor, with his shaky hold on power, would meet his end.
Xiao Jingheng asked only three questions:
Who sent the military report?
Where does the army's funding come from?
Apart from Pei Zhenbei himself, does the court have a second pair of eyes there?
Others judged loyalty and treachery. He examined the sources of information.
Others argued over which side to take. He checked the accounts for money and grain.
Others talked about ancestral rules. He asked only one thing: Who benefits? Who is hiding the books? Who wants me to kill the wrong person at the wrong time?
From military power on the northern frontier to the southeast's financial clans; from exam fraud in the spring imperial examinations to the late emperor's sudden death.
He relied neither on poetry nor on a System, and he never pretended to be an immortal.
He simply treated every official at court like a client applying for a loan.
Looking at the entire country's accounts from the perspective of auditing and risk control, it is a very novel perspective. The early stage is very tight. The author realizes that it has slowed down in the middle, but when I look at it, I feel that my life is miserable. I feel that I am working during the day and reading novels at night. The people in the novel are also miserable. No one can live comfortably. They are all working overtime. It is so miserable!
The subject matter is very novel, but there is a strong smell of bean buns. Let's raise them first. If there is a famine, take them out and chew them.
The subject matter is very novel, looking at court disputes from the perspective of a bank manager. The plot is also quite brain-burning, but there is a slight flaw, that is, the distance between the court and the northern border is a mystery. Sometimes the information can arrive the next day, and sometimes it is said that it will take 7 days at the fastest to escort someone. Also, the emperor who wrote the story about the protagonist's time travel is 28 years old, but what is outrageous is that there is no queen or concubine in the harem, which is very unreasonable. I hope the author can correct these small flaws. Overall, the writing is quite good [Chigua]
I really hope it has a single female protagonist, but it seems to be heading in this direction. In many emperor novels, the protagonist is almost a completely political creature, and there is nothing that can be done about it. This position means that people cannot have too many personal relationships. But I always hope to see a single female protagonist in The Emperor's novels. These make people feel that the protagonist is still a living person with his own emotions, love and friendship. This is the uncompromising attitude of some protagonists towards these ancient rules. The author's writing skills are also very good. There is a dojo in the screw shell of the inherent rules, and there are also the germination of new ideas and new rules.
Have a correct outlook on life, treat people as human beings, all IQs are online, they are all making progress, don't listen to partial beliefs, the evidence may be what they want you to see, verify it repeatedly, have supporting evidence, and confirm with multiple parties. As long as it makes sense, allow others to have different opinions. You can always look for evidence from the subtle details that ordinary people can't think of. The same goes for doing things. There is no right or wrong. Just do what you should do at the moment. As for the results, let fate dictate everything. Remember to notify me when the book is published
It has been updated to chapter 150. Those attracted by this novel perspective are fast-paced and brain-burning. At the beginning, the AI feeling was very heavy when I looked at it. I just had the feeling of a skeleton without flesh. It will get better after about 100 pictures, and there will be more descriptions of some characters' expressions, movements, personalities, environments, and social situations. At the beginning, many of them were direct conversations, and no one said anything. You had to guess by yourself. It was not difficult to guess, but it looked uncomfortable. What the characters looked like when they were said was not written. And it's basically a sentence or a paragraph, which makes it uncomfortable to watch. Some things that must be described make it feel like the emperor has been on the throne for many years, but in reality it has only been a few months and a half. The emperor actually asked directly in the court whether he had a New Year's holiday or a honeymoon, and said, "It seems that Dasheng has not." He said these words for fear that the ministers in the court would not know that you are not from this dynasty. The whole article is about auditing accounts and lacks intrigue and intrigue. Wait a minute There are still a lot of flaws that affect the overall game, but not too many. I'll give it a little more time to read the subsequent updates, but I hope there won't be too many harem scenes in the future. I feel like it would be great to make into a comic.
Traveling through the folds of history and reconstructing the empire with modern wisdom, the author's time-travel stories reveal profound thoughts on the rise and fall of chaos.
The writing is very good, not brainless, suitable for filming into a TV series, it will be more interesting than many costume dramas
Still very powerful. The fog is heavy. A bit level Generally speaking, it's okay, but how can I put it, it feels like it's going around and around, with more and more doubts, and it's becoming more and more difficult to understand. After reading dozens of chapters. I'm impatient because I haven't found anything.
It's a good-looking, suspense drama. The author has extraordinary writing skills and clear thinking.