Late Ming Dynasty Prime Minister

In the tenth year of Wanli, Zhang Juzheng died of illness, the New Deal was abolished, and undercurrents surged in the court. Shen Yan traveled through time and became the son of a grain merchant in Yangzhou in the late Ming Dynasty. At the beginning, the four major grain banks joined forces to crash the market. Grain prices plummeted and debts piled up. He bucked the trend and used food as a blade to stir up trouble between the government and the opposition. From a humble businessman to a powerful minister in the cabinet, he held the world's granary in one hand and the rudder of reform in the other. … Qingliu sighed: "The skills of merchants can actually stabilize the country!" Emperor Wanli said: "With Shen Qing here, I will know the importance of the country." Emperor Tianqi: "If my master is here, my heart will be at peace, and the sun, moon, mountains and rivers will always be there!" After twenty years of ups and downs in officialdom, he continued Zhang Juzheng's unfinished ambition and laid the foundation for eternal peace.