I Asked You to Write About Starting a Business, So Why Did You Write About the Founding Emperor's Enterprise?

When Qin Mu wakes up, he finds himself participating in a young screenwriters' competition.

The theme chosen by the production team is: entrepreneurship.

Some contestants come from prominent families and immediately write about their own family's entrepreneurial history.

Others write about the different paths young people take to start businesses after graduation.

But at that moment, the opening lines of the Memorial on Sending Out the Troops come to Qin Mu's mind.

"The late Emperor began his enterprise, but before it was half completed, he passed away. Now the realm is divided into three..."

In a daze, the figure of Emperor Zhaolie of Han appears before Qin Mu.

"The years have slipped by, and I am growing old, yet I have achieved nothing..."

"I have wandered for half my life, searching for like-minded companions. Heaven has pitied me and granted me all of you, heroes. The Han dynasty is in decline and treacherous ministers hold power. I, Bei, am unequal to the task, yet I have undertaken to uphold righteousness across the land."

"Sir, my troops are few and my generals scarce. For years, I have suffered defeat after defeat..."

"Can someone like me really accomplish great things?"

At the end of the story:

"If I do not avenge my brother, then even ten thousand miles of empire are nothing to prize."

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to actual people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.