996 The social worker Liu Xie died suddenly while working overtime. When he opened his eyes, he was dressed as Han Xiandi, the puppet emperor in the late Eastern Han Dynasty. He was surrounded by the fierce Dong Zhuo, and there was a "Han Revival System" hanging above his head. The novice's task was to pretend to be a coward under Dong Zhuo's nose for 7 days. If he failed, he would immediately return to the underworld!
With no soldiers, no power and no backers, he could only use his social skills as a "survival manual in troubled times": he used workplace flattery and killing routines to follow Dong Zhuo's schedule, relied on hygiene knowledge to avoid raw water poisoning, gained trust by improving soap, and even used modern "KPI thinking" to fight against princes. The steam technology unlocked by the system became the key to defeating the enemy: from simple repeating crossbows and fire shields to steam warships and agricultural machinery, he used technology to resolve plagues, clear food channels, and resist the coalition forces of Cao Cao and Sun Quan, allowing the puppet emperor to live out the feeling of "counterattack by the flow of technology."
From Luoyang to Chang'an, from resisting the Xiongnu to unifying the Central Plains, he did not rely on force to conquer. Instead, he used the corn plowed by steam plows, the water from steam wells, and the cloth woven by steam looms to help the people from hunger and cold to food and clothing. From the Han Dynasty to modern times, even if he returned to the original time and space, he still had the original intention of "bringing benefit regardless of time and space" and opened convenience service stations into a gathering place for human fireworks. This is not a traditional emperor's struggle for hegemony, but a redemption journey that uses the wisdom of society and the power of science and technology to light up the hope of people's livelihood in troubled times and modern times.
