Qingbuhang

When he was six years old, Shen Zhao memorized the price of rice in Qingping County: 42 cents per bucket. His mother had been weaving cloth for seventeen years, weaving her life into it inch by inch, in exchange for an extra handful of rice in his bowl. Mr. Su next door taught him the four words "the rules are not good", and the girl next door gave him a pair of shoes with the copper coins he saved in three months. Eleven years old, a visitor from the capital. Only then did he find out that his surname was Xiao—the most expensive surname in the world. His father owed his mother a piece of cloth for eleven years, so he sent someone to pick it up. In the Wanmin Hall, the eleven-year-old boy looked directly at the emperor on the dragon throne and asked: "The price of rice in Qingping County is 42 cents. How much is it in the capital?" The emperor could not answer. From that day on, he wanted to do one thing: let the selling of children and daughters never happen again, let the words "the rules are not allowed" disappear from the world's ledgers, and make the buttocks of those who sit on the rules feel hot. This is the story of a low-level prince who spends his life changing the rules. He won the world and lost everything.