A Project Manager Takes on Projects in a Low-Martial-Arts World

A project manager traveled through time and became the killer "Li Hongshou" in the world of martial arts. Others killed people by being ruthless, but he did a risk control assessment before killing. For the sake of a hot meal and a yard, he turned local gangsters and massacres into "projects". He also built "Red Hand" into a "product" that is feared in the world. He complained that the emperor's bounty was too low, so that all the heroes and frontier army bosses became his customers. He even regarded the entire bloody world as his biggest project. The ultimate KPI was to survive and kill everyone who wanted to "optimize" him. Dimensionality reduction in modern workplace thinking hits the world of martial arts. It is intensive and imaginative. The author has a lot of imagination!!! The setting is very novel!!!

The protagonist is very action-oriented and maximizes profits every time. When he kills the movie owner, he puts all his efforts into it. I really want to know Lin Fu's reaction when he finds out that his son has an intersection with Chen Mo. He just steals the house [laughter]

The author's writing style is so good. He writes about the killer scavenger in a unique and almost cruel and cold-blooded way. This killer scavenger is also a time traveler. He is cruel to others and even more cruel to himself. Some of the descriptions are unbearable to read. The story is very exciting.

I really like this book. The author's writing is good and imaginative. He combines the traditional assassin industry with business analysis. The battle scenes are hot and intense and the graphics are very strong. The characters are vivid and three-dimensional. It's really good to read.

Great story. The world of low-level martial arts collides with project management to create a unique spark! The content is full, the writing is smooth, the logic is clear, and the project progress is interlocked. The characters are vividly portrayed, and the protagonist's calmness and wit come to life on the page, which is impressive.

I thought it was for fun, but it turns out it was to kill me! This cold writing style matches the inner drama of social animals, and the contrast is full.

I like the image of the protagonist that is greatly shaped, controlling the overall situation, wise, bold, courageous and resourceful. It is getting more and more exciting.

I really like the plot of this book. It doesn't feel too Machiavellian, and the pacing is well controlled. I don't think it's going to be tiring to read.

The author's conception is very unique, focusing the advantages of different industries on the protagonist, thus showing a dazzling style. The plot is also very compact, making people unable to put it down after reading it.

The characters are very well-drawn, especially the battle scenes are very exciting. It is a very good fairy tale novel.