The First Share of Datang

This is not a "time travel" story. This is a story about "settling accounts" - settling accounts with money, settling accounts with people's hearts, and settling accounts with the times. All time travelers have a golden finger. Chen Shan's golden finger is that he used a set of modern financial thinking to re-understand the Tang Dynasty. He does not compare with the ancients in terms of literary talent, martial arts, or power. What he compares is - with the same penny, he can make it produce more copper coins. All time travel stories have love, and Chen Shan's love is: his relationship with Ahe starts from the first "Partnership Agreement" and ends with the last "First Share in the Tang Dynasty". Every time their relationship heats up, it's not about a hero saving a beauty, but about them looking up at each other and smiling after settling a bad debt together. All male protagonist stories have a power struggle. Chen Shan's power struggle is: his enemies never conflict with him head-on, but instead strangle his cash flow, cut off his supply chain, and raise his borrowing interest rates. What he wants to win back is not the country, but the financial management rights. And the most exciting suspense, there is only one question from beginning to end: does she remember it? The answer is on the last page. But that's not an explanation, it's a confirmation - if you confirm with your eyes, you are the right person.