In the fifth year of the Apocalypse, the Ming Dynasty decayed. There are natural and man-made disasters inside, and the people are in dire straits; outside, there are Houjin watching, and external troubles are becoming more and more urgent.
The protagonist Li Weihan accidentally traveled to the troubled times of the late Ming Dynasty and became a salt seller who licked blood for a living...
After more than ten years, he controlled private salt, built farms, fought against Tatars and civilian bandits, overthrew the Ming Dynasty, destroyed the Manchu Qing Dynasty, and embarked on a path of iron-blooded counterattack in troubled times.
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There seems to be no well-known private salt dealers in the Ming Dynasty. Essentially, this is because all dynasties have required officials to monopolize salt. At the end of the Yuan Dynasty, there were a lot of salt and iron dealers. By the Ming Dynasty, they had all been rounded up. You still have private salt dealers? ? ? Who are you selling to? Why should distributors buy from you? The distributor contracts the salt himself, how about you fight with these powerful landlords? Isn't it just a fantasy? The distributors won't buy it and they have to chase you. The salt field is contracted out to those salt merchants. How about you take away their business?
Come on!
Come on!
There seems to be no well-known private salt dealers in the Ming Dynasty. Essentially, this is because all dynasties have required officials to monopolize salt. At the end of the Yuan Dynasty, there were a lot of salt and iron dealers. By the Ming Dynasty, they had all been rounded up. You still have private salt dealers? ? ? Who are you selling to? Why should distributors buy from you? The distributor contracts the salt himself, how about you fight with these powerful landlords? Isn't it just a fantasy? The distributors won't buy it and they have to chase you. The salt field is contracted out to those salt merchants. How about you take away their business?