Ming Guchen

"In the Ming Dynasty, being greedy for one million taels is a corrupt official, and being greedy for ten million taels is a strict party. If corruption can lead to a peaceful and prosperous age... Then you are a lonely minister." Chen Yu traveled through time and became the sharpest and most dangerous knife in the hands of Emperor Jiajing. His weapon is not Xiuchundao, but abacus. His battlefield is not on the battlefield, but in the accounting room. From the "yin and yang account book" of Yangzhou's salt administration to the "drifting routine" of Tongzhou's water transportation; from the greedy giant net against the strict party to the moral encirclement and suppression of vigilant Qingliu. He thought that relying on absolutely rational data could save the life of this decaying empire. Until the mentor who raised him died because of him, the brother who was loyal to him lost his arm for him, and the disciples he had high hopes for broke with his ideals... Whose neck will one day hang on the "human elixir" silver sword given by the emperor? In this world, there are some accounts that once you start settling, you can never stop.