Please recommend a fictional historical novel about economics.

I hope that the main body of the novel is to describe the development and changes of ancient society (the best is the Ming Dynasty) from agriculture to technology to commerce and military. The protagonist must be talented and upright! He didn't have any other requests! Actually, I just watched 'Back to the Ming Dynasty as a Thousand Household', and I really liked the development of agriculture, economy, military, and technology in it. However, I don't like that the later parts of the work are too idealistic! In short, it was to see how China's agricultural economy, science, technology, and military led the world's development in ancient times. They had to start a train, a car, a missile, a mobile phone, and so on! Looking at the envious eyes of the world…hehe, oh, development must be reasonable and practical at that time, step by step! It's a little too much to ask for... I'll just give you more points. It's so good to continue adding points.

Answer 1

I recommend the following two novels to you:

1. "Qing Dynasty: It's Not a Good Thing to Be the Imperial Grandson"-The protagonist had transmigrated into the Imperial Grandson Zhu Yunhao, who had a monopoly system that allowed him to monopolize all kinds of industries and witness the rise of an empire.

2. "I, Peter III, the Hexagon Emperor of the Goose Kingdom"--The protagonist had transmigrated into Peter III, with a hexagonal emperor system without shortcomings. He was the crown prince at the beginning, developed fashion, culture, economy, created royal brands, lit up light and heavy industries, and became the god of the hexagonal all-powerful emperor.

I hope you like my recommendation. Muah ~