Auditor of Daliang

In the 21st year of Zhenyuan, the Liang Dynasty lost its gold and jade. The national treasury is in deficit, wealthy families are annexing, and border troubles are everywhere. This year, a prodigal named Gu Shenyan appeared in the capital. He does not have peerless martial arts, nor does he understand poetry or poetry. He only has a pair of eyes that can see through the value of assets and the flow of funds, and a head full of auditing knowledge that is thousands of years ahead of his time. He viewed Daliang as a giant company on the verge of bankruptcy. Cleaning up bad debts is his liquidation of political opponents; asset restructuring is his redemption of imperial power; leveraged mergers and acquisitions are his war against enemy countries. When everyone was vying for power, Gu Shenyan stood in the Jinluan Palace, pointed at the ministers of the Manchu Dynasty and said coldly: "In this world, numbers will never lie. It is the human heart that lies." "And I am here to check the human heart." This is not only a story about accounting, but also a legend about how capital reshapes imperial power.