I never expected this book to be able to reach this day. When I wrote this post, I was not afraid of everyone's jokes, and I felt a little excited.

According to common examples, I would like to thank the editors who have greatly helped me, for the editors who provided this platform, for the editor-in-chief who sent me the ban, for the editors who gave me great help and encouragement in my writing, and for the editors who made me go to Sanjiang. I was so angry that I forgot to thank the signing editor. I would like to add these additions, thank you.

Thank you to Long Kong for his thoughts, and thanks to Long Kong’s Duncan netizens. If it weren’t for their help, I wouldn’t have had so much historical information and weapons knowledge. I took up a lot of their spare time. Thank you.

Thank you Liang Shiqiu for "Yashe Talks about Eating", Tang Lusun for various Beijing-style food articles, Cai Lan for "Cai Lan Talks about Eating", Qingyun Bookstore's Eating, Drinking and Playing Channel, and especially for the old teeth. He was the one who cultivated my love for mutton, thanks to China Merchants Bank, which arrived on time on monthly royalties, thanks to Heineken Beer, thanks to the mother of God, and thanks to the roadside barbecue. Thanks to various delicacies in Qingdao, thanks to the wild game in Northeast China, and thanks to my grandfather who has cultivated my interest in eating and drinking since childhood.

The origin of this book was an idea three years ago. At that time, there were two articles that specifically satirized the lack of historical common sense in women's time travel novels, saying that the fiscal revenue of the Ming Dynasty was only a few million taels of silver every year, and what would happen to be hundreds of thousands taels or hundreds of thousands taels?

There is naturally no problem with the financial figures of the Ming Dynasty, but I thought that the nobles and merchants of the Ming Dynasty were not the subjects of tax payments. They relied on their own privileges to evade taxes, but they were the main creators of social wealth. After all, in the Ming Dynasty, business had developed rapidly and there must be huge wealth accumulated among the people.

I have to say that many things in the history of the Ming Dynasty compiled by the traitor Zhang Tingyu were tampered with and beyond recognition. The last Han empire, the Ming Dynasty, could only be understood from some folk information. Haha, of course, this also gave us more freedom in the underworld.

Jiajing was the most stable court in the Ming Dynasty. All civil and military officials were under the control of Jiajing. There were only favorite ministers, but no powerful ministers. Although the Japanese pirates and the Tartars were a disaster, there was no fundamental harm at all. This shows that Emperor Jiajing was superb.

However, it is in such an environment that our protagonist is challenging. If it were in the late Chongzhen period, everyone would know that the world was going to be in chaos. Only in the peaceful years can he be called a hero. Haha, he would say too much if he accidentally said too much, a little excited, and incoherently said so much.

Thank you again, editor-in-chief Qidian, editor-in-chief Sanjiang, and knelt. I forgot to thank the signing editor. I added these supplements, thank you. I have very little chance to block the push, all relying on your guidance and encouragement. I was so grateful. By the way, I have to say something. Some people around me don’t understand why I am so desperate and say why I make money like this.

In Shanghai, earning one more cent will make you feel safe. For a small employee who is a family who has not made a fortune, I must make more money. Thank you everyone.
Chapter completed!