The First Son-In-Law of the Great Zhou Dynasty

[The most exciting historical novel of the year, Son-in-law + Ming Dynasty 1566 (overhead version) + In the name of the people (historical version) + Bright Sword (time travel version) + Mansion Gate (commercial war version)] Standing in front of you now is: The surrogate son-in-law of the Zhao family in Jiangning, the owner of the world's largest merchant house, and the invisible master of the Great Zhou Dynasty. A close comrade-in-arms of three generations of emperors, a gravedigger of aristocratic families, and a wealthy and powerful man. The leader of Qingliu, the leader of the traitor party, and the wheel surveyor of foreign countries. The fig leaf of the poetry circle of the Great Zhou Dynasty, the compiler of more than 800 kinds of classics, the inventor of more than 3,000 crafts, and the founder of the new style of school and the study of objects. The pioneer of the overseas world, the guardian of maritime order, and the monopoly of trade among nations. The nightmare of the leader of the Northern Barbarians, the adopted father of the Khan of the Grassland, the strict father of Queen Fusang, and the first son-in-law of the Great Zhou Dynasty who was dedicated to the people.