It tells the story of Zhao Kuo, a modern social worker who suddenly dies while working overtime. When he opens his eyes, he turns into the puppet emperor of the Dasheng Dynasty - the unlucky Zhao Kuo who has the same name as the "Paper Talk". The original owner was manipulated by his relatives, despised by the courtiers, and even his life was in the hands of the Queen Mother. He made a living by doing carpentry, and he could be called an ancient version of a "tool man."
After traveling through time, Zhao Kuo just wanted to mess around and save his life, but he couldn't resist the "advanced" modern thinking: setting up a "buy one, get one free" royal store to fill the treasury, turning the draft into a "civil service recruitment exam", using a "debating competition" to make Qingliu and his relatives fight each other, and even giving "five insurances and one fund" to the secret guards. He relies on the survival wisdom of a deliveryman to defeat the Queen Mother and trick the feudal king, and uses PPT logic to engage in intrigues, turning the court into a large-scale "workplace reality show."
I originally wanted to live happily and wait for death, but I revitalized the economy and won people's hearts through funny exchanges. I originally wanted to stay away from disputes, but I was pushed to clean up powerful officials and frighten neighboring countries. When the people chanted "one emperor for eternity", Zhao Kuo slumped on the dragon chair and sighed: "I just want to retire and plant potatoes, do you have to drag me to death?" This is a hilarious story of a social animal who was forced to counterattack in ancient times and played tricks with arrogant gestures.
