On the day of the outbreak of the Revolution of 1911, Qiao Yingji, the fifth-generation descendant of the Qiao family, came to Wuchang from Guangzhou, fought bloody battles on the battlefield, and became an ally of the revolutionary party. After the success of the revolution, Qiao Yingji immediately invested in the transformation of the Shanxi Merchants' Bank into a bank, and used the Qiao family's financial strength and reputation to cooperate with the Shanxi government to rebuild the Shanxi Official Silver Bank to achieve the unification of Shanxi currency. Unexpectedly, he was calculated by Jin Yong, the head of the Shanxi Civil Affairs Bureau, and Cui Wangbai, who was determined to put the Qiao family to death. The two used all means to force Qiao Yingji to turn the Shanxi Official Silver Bank into a tool to plunder the Shanxi merchants and people's fat, trying to use this black silver to fund Yuan Shikai to realize his dream of imperialism. When Qiao Yingji realized that the bank reform he promoted was about to be stolen and become a tool for Yuan Shikai to reverse history, he resolutely sacrificed the Qiao family's century-old foundation and instigated the shocking silver case of 50 million silver from the Shanxi Official Silver Bank, which shattered Yuan Shikai's dream of restoration in one fell swoop.