Machiavellianism and Nothingness

Li Zhao, a modern data analyst, was stabbed in the back by colleagues and friends. He jumped off a building in despair and became a refugee on the verge of death. He was rescued by the widow Lin, and lived a stable life in a small village, named Li Shu. However, the powerful private soldiers of the Liu family were about to enter the village to plunder the village, and the dual crises of taxation and banditry struck. He relied on modern coordination and guerrilla tactics to organize the villagers to deploy defenses, and twice defeated a large number of armed private soldiers as a civilian. His outstanding strategy attracted the government to recruit him, and he was forced to leave the hometown that protected him and go to the capital. The simple and warm villagers and stable life are surrounded by a court full of schemes and everyone is a pawn. He relies on his unique quantitative deduction ideas to easily solve various military problems and gain a foothold in front of veterans and generals. However, he is constantly separated from the warmth he cherishes in his heart in the pull of power and intrigue. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.