First-Rate Profiteer

I don't know if Chongzhen is a coward, but anyone who hangs out with him will have a bad end, no matter how good or bad he is. They can neither share in adversity nor wealth. It's normal to be blamed for the sake of the emperor's face. If you can't meet his inner expectations, you'll fall out faster than flipping through a book, and they won't care about what you've done and what hard work you've done!

Becoming Chongzhen's glove, has the author thought about the ending of the protagonist? Is it Chao Cuo or He Kun?

Chongzhen is a foolish king, how big should the protagonist's halo be?

At that time, it would be meaningless to just be a businessman without secretly developing your strength to compete in the world.

Why do you feel like you've seen this profile before?

I see that I haven't seen the plot mentioned in the introduction, nor have I seen the business plot. . . However, the author's writing style is good, especially the classical prose, which is very sophisticated.