Great Wealth in the Ming Dynasty

A modern civil servant who lives his life time travels back to the prosperous times of the mid-Ming Dynasty, and unfortunately becomes a money-making tool for the court and the emperor. For the healthy operation of the central finance and the sustainable development of Ming Dynasty, work hard to make money and spend money hard. In the feudal era, this kind of work was simply walking a tightrope, and if you were not careful, you could end up with death and reputation. But strangely, throughout his life, this new-style bureaucrat in the opposition and the emperor's investment adviser had an excellent reputation. Fresh clothes, angry horses, bells ringing and cauldrons eating, carefree and happy. The government calls it: Neng; the government and the public call it: Xian. Until... It was not until four hundred years later that conscientious historians opened up the dusty historical records. As soon as the pages of the book, stained yellow by the years, were opened, a wave of treachery and loyalty, skill and clumsiness of a famous official in the prosperous world came to my face. Arrogant, extravagant and lewd, insidious and cunning, flirting with eunuchs, and closely related to civil servants Qingliu. He wants to please everyone, he is beautiful on all sides, and he is very nasty. The biggest traitor, the biggest gangster, and the biggest royal comprador of the Jiajing years surfaced.