Liu Ji, the CEO of a billion-dollar science and technology empire, was decisive, ruthless, and merciless in his previous life. He had no relatives or family members, and was not close to women. He only believed in interests and rules throughout his life, and regarded controlling people as a survival skill. He had never experienced any tenderness.
In an accident, he traveled through time and became Liu Bei, the most depressed clan member in the late Han Dynasty. From a capital tycoon on the bell ringing platform, he was reduced to a poor boy knitting straw sandals in Zhuoxian County.
He is still calm and ruthless, using modern business thinking to turn straw sandals into an industrial chain, and grasping the first pot of gold in troubled times; he is still good at control, using the system and people's hearts to win over Guan Yu and Zhang Fei, and pull up his own team in the Yellow Turban chaos.
But this time, he has an old mother who depends on each other, brothers who will accompany him in life and death, and subordinates who are willing to die for him.
The cold rules are gradually melted by the smoke of fireworks; the iron-like heart is slowly pried open by tenderness.
From a cold-blooded CEO who only knows profit calculations, to a hero in troubled times who regains the warmth of people's hearts.
Let's see how he establishes himself with ruthlessness and gathers people with warmth. In the Three Kingdoms where swords and swords shine, he blazes his own, flesh-and-blood, imperial path.
