In the 23rd year of Chongning in the Great Xia Dynasty, Xia Ren, a female financial officer of a modern central enterprise, became a prisoner on the verge of death dressed as a man in a labor camp.
At the beginning, he had to bear heavy labor for three years, his ribs were broken, and he would be dragged to feed wild dogs tomorrow.
The prisoners in the same camp were all numb and waiting to die, but Xia Ren targeted the foreman who was greedy for prisoners' food.
No system, no space. In her hands, she only had half a polished piece of scrap copper and ten years of top-notch financial experience in her previous life.
While the plumber showed off his power with a running account full of loopholes, Xia Ren used copper sheets on the dirt floor to list the first "balance sheet" of the Great Xia Dynasty.
"There are three thousand taels of bad debts in this ledger, a capital crime." Xia Ren raised his head and looked at the plumber who was sweating heavily. "If you don't want to lose your head, just listen to me."
From settling accounts for supervisors to save lives, to using financial leverage to defeat local powerful people; from starting a business by reselling military supplies, to throwing out a national debt crisis and forcing the entire dynasty to go bankrupt.
As a daughter, she stepped on the strict feudal class and gained power at every step.
The structure is clear.