Tang Book

In the fourteenth year of the great cause, Jiangdu. A bookkeeper named Yan Mi found Xu Shanxin's body on the stone brick floor of the palace city. He squatted down and carefully wiped the solidified blood on the stone bricks twice, then picked up Xu Shanxin's four-year-old grandson from the ground and led the mule, with his pregnant wife sitting on the back of the mule. They left the city gate and walked north. From then on, the bookkeeper kept his name anonymous and changed his surname to "Yan". He said he couldn't do anything else but keep accounts. History books record the merits and demerits of emperors and generals - the Xuanwu Gate Incident, in which Li Shimin killed his brother. The Yan family's account book records the same day: "Taicang millet was shipped out as usual." There are two sets of narratives, one is the skeleton and the other is the flesh and blood. Official history can remember the skeleton of a dynasty, but cannot remember the body temperature of a dynasty. This book is about flesh and blood. Nine generations, three hundred years, seven volumes. No one from the Yan family has ever been listed in the history of the country, but most of the princes recorded in the history of the country owed them tea money. The account books are here for inspection.