Taking Bianliang in the Northern Song Dynasty as the background, the world of "ancient capitalization" is constructed - water transportation giants monopolize logistics, silk and satin shops engage in "franchise chains", restaurants launch "stored value card routines", and even temples sell "merit VIP memberships". The "KPI assessment", "996 blessings" and "35-year-old crisis" in the modern workplace are grafted onto the ancient times: porters have to sign a "labor outsourcing contract", accountants are forced to lose their hair by the "last elimination system", and scholars who want to take the imperial examination must first send a "workplace recommendation letter" (i. E., A "red envelope") to the examiner. Using ancient shells to house modern bones allows readers to see their own shadows in familiar "workplace routines" and resonate with the pain points of reality in the sense of absurdity.
