I Know People with My Inner Eye, and I Poach the Enemy's Talents in Troubled Times.

In the late Xia Dynasty, the princes were divided and wars broke out. Lin Mu, the gold medal consultant of a modern headhunting company, transformed into a down-and-out scholar among the refugees waiting to be slaughtered. On the night when he was kidnapped by bandits and brought to Canglang Village, he thought he would be responsible for his fate in this troubled world - until he discovered that he could see everyone's "potential value" and "adaptive position." From then on, troubled times became his "talent market": Bandit leader → Founding pioneer general A down-and-out scholar → prime minister who governs the country and brings peace to the country Jianghu Ranger→Secret Intelligence Leader He "digs" talents that the imperial court cannot recruit; he "hunts" famous generals that the princes cannot train; even the aloof emperor is the "best candidate" he single-handedly pushes to the throne. Someone asked him why? Lin Mu smiled slightly: "I don't know about fighting or running a country, but I know about people." While the princes of Kyushu were still fighting for territory, Lin Mu had already laid out the largest "talent network" in the world. What you are hunting is not human heads, but the world. Tags: time travel, conspiracy, hegemony, talent management, cool writing, IQ online, non-systematic writing, hard-core recruitment This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.