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Jingqin'an
During the Jiaxu period in the seventh year of Chongzhen, two souls, Jing and Qin, entered this place. Of these two, one belongs to the yang essence of business; the other has outstanding yin talents. When I first arrived in this place, I set my sights on spreading my ambitions, planning changes in my heart, and aiming at Jingqin'an. It is to build a chamber of commerce and gather merchants in it to facilitate the trade of goods; to set up a bank to promote savings and loans, so as to develop th
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Late Han Dynasty: I, Huang Tian, Began to Overthrow the Han Dynasty from Jingnan
When Huang Tian met the Yellow Turban! When the Jingnan family joins hands with Jizhou Taiping Road! A wandering wanderer, he met Zhang Jiao, the speaker of "At the age of sixty!" In Taiping Township. Looking at this old farmer who was over forty years old, Huang Tian couldn't help but feel a little confused. "This shabby old farmer... Is the great sage who overthrew the 400-year-old Han Dynasty?" Zhang Jue was filled with shock, "Are you...?" "Yes, I am Huang Tian, courtesy name Xiaosheng!
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America: What the Hell Is the Knight System?
It was minus 4°C in Seattle in the early hours of Thanksgiving Eve. Li Hua wrapped the cardboard around his body and the system beat a gong in his head: [It has been detected that the members of the Righteous Alliance are exploring and surviving in a world filled with evil cults and demons. Please teach them how to act as righteous knights, save the building from collapse, and save the people from the fire. Li Hua froze on the spot, knocked his head stupidly and asked: "I... I'm going to save a
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Unofficial History of the Late Ming Dynasty: Stories You Don't Know
The general trend of the world is that if it has been divided for a long time, it must be united, and if it has been united for a long time, it must be divided. The wheel of history rolls forward, and dynasties change like the tide. A hundred years of rule are often unremarkable, but a hundred years of troubled times can always cause countless waves. The Ming Dynasty, as a brilliant chapter in the five thousand years of Chinese civilization, the turmoil and disputes in its last years can be call
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