Programmer Chen Mo died suddenly while working overtime and woke up as Zhu Houzhao, Emperor Zhengde of the Ming Dynasty. Faced with the mountain of memorials, the wily ministers and the upcoming feudal rebellion, he just wanted to shout: "I don't want this blessing!"
Fortunately, the one who traveled through time with him was [Fooling Learning Ultimate System].
From then on, the painting style of Ming Dynasty changed drastically:
Faced with the critical remonstrance, he took out the OKR assessment form and said, "My dear, would you like to set a small goal first?"
When there was a shortage of food for disaster relief, he took out the "Guide to Large-Scale Production of Instant Noodles" with his backhand.
Prince Ning conspired to rebel, and he sent out a "Self-Checklist on the Prince's Code of Conduct" to a group of people.
When everyone thought that the young emperor was just messing around, they were horrified to discover that the cabinet was more efficient, the frontier troops were able to fight, the pirates became good, and even the national treasury began to fill up!
Yang Tinghe, the chief minister, looked at the emperor who used "project management" to quell the rebellion, and fell into deep thought: "Your Majesty, do you call this... Fooling?"
Chen Mo looked at the prosperous empire and smiled slightly: "Yes, scientific fooling is the most brilliant management."