A thunderstorm shattered the trajectory of history. When Wang Jingming, the manager of a modern state-owned enterprise, opened his eyes, he turned out to be the "unlucky village owner" of Liangshan in the late Song Dynasty - a poor guy who should have been fired by Lin Chong!
The court is corrupt, and Cai Jingtong covers the sky with one hand; the northern Jurchens are armed with powerful troops and can break through Bianliang at any time; at the foot of Liangshan Mountain, the government is constantly encircling and suppressing, and the surrounding mountains are watching eagerly. Amid internal and external troubles, there was "Lin Jingyuan" (formerly Lin Chong) who came to surrender with a handwritten letter from the official Chai, and later there was the shadow of Chao Gai going up the mountain to seize power. The "position of village leader" in Wang Jingming's hands was clearly a hot potato!
With ten years of experience in state-owned enterprises, he changed the rules, reorganized the armament, built an intelligence network, and turned the "grass bandits' den" into an iron-clad empire. Using modern management thinking, he recruited Lin Jingyuan and Lian Chai Wenyuan to seek a way out in troubled times.
This time, Liangshan's surname is not Chao, let alone Song! Let's see how Wang Jingming reverses the inevitable situation and transforms from a scholar in white into a hero in troubled times. On the eve of Jingkang, he fights for a way out for Liangshan.
