Zhao Ye traveled through the Northern Song Dynasty and became the illegitimate son of Song Huizong who lived among the people.
His biological father didn't know about him, and the court didn't know about him. Even he himself knew it only after Shou Wan's mother's spirit.
In his hands, he only had a small water transportation town that was squeezed dry by the fields: the water boats were lying in bed, with thirty-seven guan in the account, and the tax collector outside the door called for debts of 3,000 guan.
Fortunately, he knows everything about the plot.
Ximen Qing had just died, and all the family property was being eaten by jackals - go to Qinghe River and pick it up.
Lin Chong, Wu Song, and Lu Zhishen are all sliding towards the abyss - stop them, stop them.
Fang La will rebel next year, and the Jin soldiers will go south nine years later - the person sitting in the chair in Bianjing is unreliable.
While others were busy trying to become kings across time and space, Zhao Ye first took stock: water transportation, salt banknotes, wineries, ships, and a broken dock turned into the largest money bag in the entire north.
The heroes of Liangshan called him eldest brother.
People in Jingdong call him Qingtian.
The powerful people in Bianjing called him the God of Wealth.
Nine years later, the Jin soldiers went south, Bianjing city was destroyed, and the two emperors hunted north.
Only then did the people of the world remember that there was an emperor's eldest son hiding on Jingdong Road - holding in his hands eight hundred miles of water, tens of thousands of elite soldiers, and half of the northern grain road.
