[One heroine: Li Qingzhao]
When he wakes up, Li Jingzhou, a history graduate student, finds himself the son of the biggest maritime merchant in Quanzhou Harbor during the Northern Song dynasty.
His family has money, ships, and docks.
Other people have to work hard after transmigrating. He lands as the heir to Quanzhou’s richest family.
But he knows that in twenty years, the Jin cavalry will trample Bianjing’s splendor into the dust. Li Qingzhao will wander through these shattered lands, lose everything she has worked for, and spend her later years in misery.
Now he is here.
He will marry the girl who will write, “Do you know? Do you know?” He will carve out a place for himself in Bianjing, and before the tide of history crashes down, he will turn everything in another direction.
The protagonist is very lively, his work and life are step-by-step, and it is very comfortable. Reading novels is just reading novels. There is no bitterness or hatred, no old sesame seeds and rotten millet, no selling out, no sensationalism. It is told plainly and calmly, like a breeze blowing on your face, and the time is quiet. You can sit barefoot and close your eyes in the rocking chair under the grape trellis in the courtyard, listening to the wind and being drunk by the aroma of tea.
The writing is good, the narrative is step-by-step and flowing, not procrastinating or rushing, which is rare and rare.
It's a bit interesting; business management concepts, classic models from ancient and modern times, both at home and abroad, are rigorous and meticulous, and the process is comprehensive; human relations and sophistication are all articles.
Good book, please give me more support, author 🥰