It turns out that farming can also bring great profits; it's a skill.
It turns out that doing business, having silver at home, indeed makes life quite comfortable.
Thinking about the court, there are quite a few officials whose entire families rely on the official salaries, which seems somewhat simple.
What seems simple is actually because there is no silver saved at home, which is why it is like this.
The Zhou family is considered well-off, but social interactions and jewelry are indispensable for appearances.
These expenditures each year amount to a considerable amount of silver.
Lady Zhou has no choice but to stretch one silver into two.
Now accompanying the comfortable life of the Chu family, it's not lavish, nor wasteful, but there's a very understated and comfortable feel to it.
For example, the hot spring pools on the Chu family manor don't look large, but they are very well built, and everything is convenient.
