Bab 267: Chapter 144: Killing the Chicken to Warn the Monkey (seeking monthly passes) _2

Under this perfect cycle of interests, the entirety of Jiangzhe had been plundered by him as if it were a starving and freezing infant, yet he still remained the carefree Prince Ning, with a good reputation, passing through a myriad of flowers untouched by a single leaf!

With this perfect cycle of interests in place, the countless skeletons buried beneath the wheels of Prince Ning's chariot had little chance of being exposed to the eyes of the commoners below...

Exactly how many skeletons are buried underneath Prince Ning's chariot?

As everyone knows, the Wei's overseas trade consists of three main commodities: tea, silk, and porcelain.

The more significant these industries in the overall commerce of Jiangzhe, the more Prince Ning consumed the livelihood of its citizens!