Nine Imperial Merchants

Businesses that can make a lot of money in the world are controlled by eight families. They have leads, votes, and flags. The emperor of Huangshang is the emperor of emperors. When Li Changan was eight years old, his family of 300 people disappeared overnight. He dragged his broken leg out of the drainage ditch and carried bags at Jiu Pier for ten years - carrying forty-seven bags a day and earning 94 coins. His father left him a saying: When looking at something, look at the wrong part first. He also left him half a copper coin: one member of the Li family is still alive. So he went to the city, joined a gang, investigated cases, and rushed to take exams. From the wharf to the salt field, from the county government office to the household department - the heads of corrupt officials fell into the market entrance, the silver mountains of the imperial merchants were confiscated, and the cavalry of the northern captives were deprived of food and horses. The military achievements of the troubled times were smashed down, and he finally caught the chair: The ninth imperial merchant, personally registered by the imperial court. But he has long said: What the court gives, the court can take back. On the day when the imperial business seal was returned, the person he supported did not become emperor, taxes increased, and a knife was put to his neck. There is only one woman left who has been keeping accounts for him for half his life. He took five hundred and forty-nine people, the money he had saved in half his life, and a copper coin with half of it missing, and crossed the river to Nanyang. Across the sea, he set up a flag of his own. There is no "Emperor" embroidered on the flag, only "Nine" embroidered on it. Nine, is the nine of the Nine Pier. Sooner or later, everyone in the world will know: This family does not take money from the people below.