The Heir Won't Sit the Imperial Exams: I'll Rule the Court Through Commerce

[Transmigration] [Business Warfare] [Heir] [Political Intrigue] [Building Wealth]

Thirty days to repay 114,000 taels.

Fail, and his title will be stripped, his home seized, and he will be exiled three thousand li.

Shen Yan, heir to the Yongning Marquis household, opens his eyes to a crushing bill from the Ministry of Revenue.

The old marquis is gone, and the family's connections have fallen apart.

Officials outside demand payment, while his uncle inside offers him a forged land deed for two hundred mu in the western suburbs. All he needs is to sign.

His younger sister is still ill, and every coin for her medicine has to be carefully counted.

In his previous life, he handled businesses worth tens of millions. When he turns to that page in the ledger, he suddenly smiles.

The people who owe him money are using his family's land to run their own businesses.

Perfect. He'll take it all back, principal and interest.

Others see thirty days until his death sentence. He sees a game of chess.

A shipment of grain into the capital, an inn opening its doors, a banknote connecting north and south.

The various factions at court are gradually being tied to his chessboard.

The heir takes no imperial exams, does not enter court, and does not become an official.

But later, half the people sitting in court got there because he sent them.