Ming Dynasty: at the Beginning, He Was Sold into Slavery for One Tael of Silver

In the fifteenth year of Hongzhi's reign, Chen Wei passed through the farmyard of Qingxi Village on the outskirts of Beiping. At the beginning, the grandfather and grandmother teamed up with the uncle to make a plan, and planned to sell Chen Wei as a slave to a wealthy businessman in the city with a look or two. Faced with Yishui's unfeeling relatives, Chen Wei resolutely decided to separate the family. The uncle threatened: I will be a Jinshi in high school in the future, so don't come back with a licking face. Grandparents and grandparents threaten: It's okay to separate the family and leave. … During the Ming Dynasty, when the world was at peace, Chen Wei came through time with a thousand years of wisdom. He used a toothbrush to open up the situation and make a fortune. During this period, there was an obscure little comrade Zhu Shou who always pestered him to fight cocks and walk dogs. His father would ask him about his theory of governing the country from time to time. A father and son, two kinds of best. A few years later, Comrade Zhu Shou took a yellow robe and put it on Chen Wei. The uncle shouted righteously: I will report it! Chen Wei is going to rebel! Kill his nine clans quickly! This book is also known as "This poor family, let him rise", "I was inexplicably wrapped up in a yellow robe", and "The Daily Life of the Emperor of a Poor Family"