A Rich Man from a General's House Is Not a Buddhist (Chinese Book)

Jiang Ming is the tragic female counterpart in the ancient bloody novel "The General's Daughter", the real daughter of the general's house who was miscarried. However, the heroine is the fake daughter Jiang Wan. Jiang Ming, who was recognized by her biological parents, was wronged and became the heroine's stepping stone, ending miserably. Jiang Ming came through. Jiang Ming: Okay, you cross your single-plank bridge, and I'll take my Yangguan Road. Jiang Wan:? ? ? In order to seek peace, Jiang Ming accepted the marriage - the prince of Zhaonan, Yinchu. The book said that he was a scoundrel and a scoundrel, prone to madness at every turn, and the important thing was that he would die in a year. Jiang Ming didn't care, what she wanted was for him to die early so that she could "fly like a bird". Who knows... Later, the whole capital knew that there was a daughter from the Jiang family, who was beautiful, wealthy and powerful, sweeping the world. Ps: Ignorance, please do not test it. PS: You can stay or go as you like. If you don't like it, please click the cross button on the right. Please don't say bad words. Thank you. This article participated in the essay competition on the theme of rejuvenating the country through science and technology. The reasons for participating are as follows: Jiang Ming sold Jiaozi in place of copper and iron coins at Shouqian Bank. Jiaozi was invented during the Northern Song Dynasty in my country, more than 600 years earlier than Western banknotes. It promoted trade between the North and the South and slowed down the process of exchanging iron coins for weapons in the North. Intention: learn from the past and use it now, with virtue first.