[Historical imagination + anti-routine + relaxed and exciting + dimensionality reduction attack]
Traveling through the Jiajing period of the Ming Dynasty, Lu Xinghe became a down-and-out accountant and awakened to the "Crocodile God System".
As long as the means of making money are legal, the money earned can be converted into life span, physical fitness and ultra-modern technology!
At that time, Yan Song controlled the government and the treasury was empty. Jiajing retreated to Xiyuan to cultivate immortality.
Serve as an admonishment to an upright official? So stupid! Lu Xinghe chose to join the strict party, giving ancient people a little shock on Wall Street!
Yan Shifan: "Brother Lu is really a genius in financial management. With the addition of this leverage, my Yan family's wealth will double!"
Hai Rui: "Treacherous minister! He amassed tens of millions of taels of silver. Why did the Ming Dynasty law acquit him?!"
Yan Song: "You traitor! The Ming Dynasty merchant ticket you bought has been sold out. Our family owes Lu Xinghe 30 million taels!"
Above the court, hundreds of officials tried their best to impeach Lu Xinghe for forming a clique for personal gain and bringing chaos to the court.
However, Emperor Jiajing kicked the dragon's bookcase aside: "How outrageous! All the money I spent on cultivating immortals, refining elixirs, and fighting against Japanese pirates was earned by Lu Aiqing! The laws of the Ming Dynasty do not stipulate that 'short selling' is a capital offense. Anyone who dares to touch my money bag will be punished by the nine tribes!"
Relying on a single-handed financial dimensionality reduction attack, Lu Xinghe harvested the power of the Ming Dynasty, fully funded the Qi family army, and created a Ming Dynasty on which the sun never sets!
Reader comments
Very beautiful and novel
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Speed is more interesting to write
Why is it Daming Banknote? Isn't that waste paper?
Very beautiful and novel
Can you support me?
Speed is more interesting to write
Why is it Daming Banknote? Isn't that waste paper?