After Prices Depreciated, I Fled the Famine with a Huge Sum of Money.

Su Wan, a female Ph. D. In finance, dressed as a peasant girl from Wanfu Village in Daliang Dynasty. As soon as she opened her eyes, she found that prices had depreciated ten thousand times. When buying a catty of salt, all the villagers took out was broken silver powder, such as cents, centimeters, and cents, a currency she had only seen in ancient books. The one tael of silver the original owner hid under his pillow was actually worth 3.5 Million yuan! A truly rich woman! The village chief brought people to propose marriage overnight, in fact, just to make money. Su Wan took a breath: This silver is a life-saving talisman when placed in the village, but it is a golden shovel when taken to the capital. The border is in a state of emergency and rogue bandits are scurrying around, with Wanfu Village bearing the brunt. Without saying a word, she melted a tael of silver into a small amount of broken silver and infiltrated into the fleeing party, pretending to be poor. Passing through states and counties where grain was cheap, she could exchange a handful of silver powder for several large carts of grain; When she escapes to an area where food prices have skyrocketed, she will exchange the food for the land deed. Will the landowner ask for a higher price? She took out the silver shavings and threw it on the table, and immediately presented the title deed with both hands. What's even more amazing is that she asked the refugees to use their labor to invest in shares, giving each person a small amount of silver as a deposit, and then printed meal stamps to pay for their wages. The refugees' hands were trembling as they held the silver in their hands: If you can buy half a pig with just this little bit of silver, who would dare not to sacrifice your life? When they arrived in the capital, Su Wan took out the general silver notes, showed a handful of broken silver, and demonstrated in public: These can buy a house in the south of the city, and own an entire silk and satin shop in the north of the city. The silver is so valuable, who doesn't believe her banknotes? The deposited silver piled up, and she lent it to merchants, and also engaged in futures lending, allowing merchants to trade with each other, and she even spent money on grain futures. Rumors spread all over the capital: The richest woman of the Su family made her fortune entirely from that one tael of silver.