Modern project manager Zhao Heng once traveled through time and became the neglected third prince of the Yong Dynasty. His biological mother died young and he was powerless. In the palace, the princes were quarreling and harboring murderous intentions. Above the court, factional disputes were turbulent. The barbarians in the north were eyeing him. The vassal kings in the south were separatist and self-reliant. Internal and external troubles were intertwined. His start was a hellish one.
From an idle prince who no one cares about, to a budding contender for the throne, to a generation of emperors who are in charge of the world, Zhao Heng has been successful at every step. He united with poor scholars, wooed the military, balanced the civil service group, eliminated the eunuchs' autocratic power, carried out tax reform, and innovated military equipment. He finally quelled the rebellion of the feudal lords, defeated the northern barbarians, conquered the Western Regions, and managed the Eastern Seaboard.
When modern management wisdom collided with the ancient imperial system, and when pragmatic and innovative concepts met the conservative and solidified forces, Zhao Heng single-handedly stirred up the situation in the Great Yong Dynasty, created a prosperous era in troubled times, let dragon flags fly across thousands of miles of rivers and mountains, and wrote his own "Great Yong Dragon Chapter".
