Travel Through the Song Dynasty and Become a Stock God

Li Zhaochuan became Song Zhenzong. The first second I passed through, I saw the Chanyuan Alliance in front of me - I lost one hundred thousand taels of silver and two hundred thousand pieces of silk every year. If I didn't sign, I would be beaten. If it had been anyone else, he might have signed it. But Li Zhao is not someone else. He is an associate professor of the Department of History at Peking University and a part-time big-A veteran. He has lost 60% of his principal in more than ten years. The only gain is: in order to study the companies that hold positions, he has thoroughly explored the industrial chains of coal, steel, and shipbuilding. He looked at the contract, and the more he looked at it, the more familiar it looked - isn't this just taking over at a high position, making up for it as it falls, and finally being trapped? "I won't sign. I have never had my flesh cut off in Big A." He killed the general of the Liao army with one arrow, and cut the old coins into equal parts at the negotiation table. Return to Beijing to clean up the corrupt group and start the industrial revolution. Iron-smelting blast furnaces, Jiaozi Bank, and ocean-going fleets—the knowledge learned at a loss back then all became important weapons of the Song Dynasty. Kou Zhun asked: Where did your majesty learn these tricks? Li Zhao: I lost money. Later evaluation: a successful reorganization of national assets.