Ming Dynasty: Brocade Clothes and Dirty Knives Scrape Bones to Restore the Ming Dynasty

In the second year of Chongzhen, the Ming Dynasty was short of money, and the whole court was crying for poverty. Those who were on fire in the palace froze to death while holding wet charcoal. Merchants in the capital donated silver during the day, but at night red gold rolled out of the Buddha's belly. Shen Yan was transformed into an old person of King Xin, with a dirty sword in brocade clothes. When the powerful cried out for poverty, he ransacked their homes; when the royal relatives sent money, he accepted it; when salt merchants hosted banquets, he attended them. Others take money and shut up, while he takes money and delivers. He copied the rich and powerful's money, paid for the lives of famous generals, and built fortresses that the enemy could not chew. Go south to the south of the Yangtze River to scrape the salt merchants' wallets; go to the north to guard Liaodong to supplement the border army's food and wages; go to the west to save Guanzhong and save the lives of famous generals; go to the east to consolidate the sea frontier and build fort lines. Many people in the Qing Dynasty scolded him for being cruel and greedy. Chongzhen only asked: "You are honest and honest, where is the money?" This time, Shen Yan will use a Jinyi dirty knife to scrape back Daming, who is rotten to the bone, one by one.