Datang: I, Li Chengqian, Take the Lead in Losing the Family

Reborn in the Tang Dynasty, Li Chengqian decided to be a law-abiding prodigal. Li Er, aren't you capable? No matter how much you make, I will lose! Spending a huge sum of 100,000 yuan to buy a barren mountain and dig out rocks? Just to build a hot spring pool for bathing! Spend a lot of money to hire craftsmen from all over Chang'an to hammer iron every day? I just wanted to get a spring because I disliked the carriage being too bumpy! Ignoring the objections of the courtiers, forcibly opening up sea transportation and spending money to build huge ships? Just because I want to take a bite of fresh lychee! Li Shimin held the account book every day and was trembling with anger: "You traitor! The entire Tang Dynasty will be wiped out by you!" Until one day, Turkic troops came to the city. Li Chengqian waved his hand lazily, and a row of newly built "prodigal things" red cannons were rolled out from the top of Chang'an City. Boom! The Turks were wiped out. The Minister of Hubu knelt on the ground and cried bitterly: "Your Majesty! His Royal Highness the Prince's Chamber of Commerce has bought out all the Turks' wool, and now their entire clan is working for the Tang Dynasty!" Breaking point in the first chapter: Li Shimin had just issued an edict to advocate frugality, and Li Chengqian directly spent money on Zhuque Street to pave the way. He even spent thousands of dollars to buy a "broken stone" (actually a coal mine) in front of Wei Zheng, and slapped his father in the face in public. The follow-up is exciting: the crazy prodigal behavior turned into a carnival of post-modern technology and capital operation, using capital to crush the cold weapons of the old era, and using consumption to boost the GDP of the Tang Dynasty.