Jiuchongchen

A dynasty that knows how to settle accounts, a settler who comes out of the cold palace. A doctor of history disguised himself as the ninth prince of the cold palace of the Dachen Dynasty, and was sent to Shuozhou, a border town that was about to go bankrupt, by an imperial edict. He didn't want to seize the legitimate heir, he just wanted to survive; but the first thing he settled was that this dynasty was running out of money. In three years, he inspected military pay, cleared military fields, opened a tea and horse trading market, and built a northern artillery town. He regarded an empty city as the hardest bone in the north. Beidi's 30,000 cavalrymen besieged the city for twenty days. He stood at the top of the city and used ledgers and cannons to keep the enemy out of the city. But the accounts became clearer and clearer, and the knife came closer and closer: the prince wanted him dead, the Wang family wanted him dead, and the bad salt tax debt of Jiangnan for twenty years was also waiting for him. He went to Beijing to argue accounts, went to jail to quell chaos, supervised the country and ascended the throne, and spread all the accounts of the world before the emperor one by one. Numbers don't lie, it's always people who lie. ——This is the story of a man who used an abacus to recalculate a dynasty.