That Year, Lu Buwei Bought a Pager

Liu Mingyun never expected to be reborn thirty years in the past. That year, Lu Buwei, a wealthy merchant from the State of Wei, invested heavily in acquiring a pager company; Bai Gui, the telecommunications mogul of the State of Song, was promoting mobile phones; and Zhang Juzheng, the powerful man of the State of Chu, called for a global conference on the new economy...

A note for readers: This book is not bound by any timeline, characters, or setting! Don't force the Spring and Autumn and Warring States framework onto it. In this book's setting, Qin is larger than East Asia, Zhao is broader than North Asia, and Qi is comparable in size to North America. Please don't use your geographical knowledge to trip up the author, okay? Emmm. Also, a commandery in this book may have anywhere from thirty to eighty million people. If that stretches your imagination too far, feel free to move along. Anything illogical in this book is, by definition, logical.

Finally, a note on updates: the author is a bit sensitive and has a day job, so this is just a hobby. Updates will be irregular. To readers who send rewards, flowers, and monthly tickets, the author would like to quietly say thank you.

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