Late Ming Dynasty: Fight a Way Out of the Abandoned Post

His soul traveled through the late Ming Dynasty and became a bastard who was thrown away by his family to guard the abandoned post. Abandoned post stations, desolate roads, thirty-eight scattered soldiers, and half of the trade route map left by Yan Song were all his belongings. If someone blocks the way, kill him. Someone cut off the road, so he crippled him and carried him back. The salt dealer tricked him, and he forced people to sit at the negotiation table with a knife. With money blocking him, he roped in bandits from the old post road to guard the road. The person behind Qian Si didn't show up, and he asked someone to tell him: If you don't want to talk, then don't talk. What he built was not a road, but a network. The trade routes between the three provinces were opened, and the paper spread throughout southern Jiangxi - the difference between official salt and private salt, the method of making briquettes, and the method of retting rice fields, poor families could understand and use it. The civil servants and generals scattered all over the Ming Dynasty came to Gannan after seeing the small words on the paper. He transformed the city of Ganzhou: dry toilets became public toilets, dirt roads were paved with bricks, and street signs were hung on the streets. The refugees have land to farm and their children have books to read. In the seventeenth year of Chongzhen's reign, he led his people secretly to the north and picked up Chongzhen under the tree in Meishan. The emperor lived anonymously in a villa in southern Gansu and saw this different city with his own eyes. He did not proclaim himself emperor in this life, but only returned the world to the people of the world. When he died under the apricot tree in Meiling, what he left to future generations was not a flag—it was a "Daily Use Book in Southern Gansu" and a road that no longer belonged to anyone. [Historical fiction · Late Ming dynasty · Decisive killing · Trade road hegemony · Millions of novels ]