The Da Cang Dynasty has been in existence for a hundred years, with scholars, peasants, industry and commerce, and merchants at the end.
Yun Luoyi will never forget that rainy night - her mother was dying of childbirth, and her father knelt in the mud and begged the bearer of the sedan chair, but what he received in exchange was a cold scolding: "Businessmen are despicable and not worthy of riding in a sedan chair." Her mother died on the road where no one was willing to carry her, and the cold rain that filled the street was not fair at all.
Three years later, the queen overcame all opinions and promulgated a new policy to support businessmen: businessmen could become officials and participate in the imperial examination.
Yun Luoyi tied up her long hair, put on a blouse, disguised herself as a merchant's daughter, and embarked on a road that had never been open to merchants for thousands of years.
Food guide:
· Women disguising themselves as men · Machiavellian tactics in court · Double strong HE
· The merchant's daughter × the prince's heroine is engaged in business and the male protagonist is assisted
Intention: meritocracy