During a late-night order, the hapless bankrupt CEO Wu Hao, while still carrying his own goods and those of his customers, stumbled into the last years of a certain dynasty in BC. At the beginning, the car is destroyed and the food is exhausted, and the language is blocked (Shanghaiese vs. Ancient Mandarin). He survived by relying on the remaining modern supplies and modern business thinking in the car, but accidentally taught a down-and-out businessman to become a business giant.
A family with four walls? Doesn't exist! Assembly line warehousing, hemp paper coinage, cross-border trade... Wu Hao led the natives of the Qin Dynasty to engage in "group operations". Logistics, real estate, and business stores were opened in six countries. Even the emperors of several countries had to look at his face.
I wanted to be a low-key richest man in ancient times, but I didn't expect that the first "VIP business" would hit the young Ying Zheng - "Handan Proton Mansion moved to Xianyang, cash on delivery, 100 gold coins."
When others travel through the belt system, he brings the goods;
While others farm and build infrastructure, he works on the "space-time supply chain."
When the spirit of modern contract collided with the laws of the Qin Dynasty, when the steering wheel of a truck hit the bronze carriage, let's see how the bankrupt CEO used logistics orders to revitalize the Warring States economy, and by the way served as the "chief supply chain officer" for the First Emperor!
