Li Zhe, a contemporary social animal, died suddenly after working overtime at night, and woke up as Emperor Li Ang of the Tang Dynasty. Before he had time to enjoy the glory and wealth, he found that he had become the most humble "chosen worker" in history: the civil and military officials of the Manchu Dynasty were colleagues who were always ready to blame others, the concubines in the harem were the "relations" that had to be dealt with, and the eunuchs who had the power to dominate the government and the public were like direct leaders with the power of life and death.
Facing this high-risk workplace, Li Zhe realized completely: Rather than being involved, it would be better to involve everyone to death! He backhandedly brought modern workplace rules to the court - using KPI assessments to rectify the harem, and asking the concubines to review their "performance in bed"; using PPT reports to deal with powerful eunuchs, and making Jiu Qiansui stay up late to prepare the "Five-Year Plan for Removing the Domain"; using OKRs to manage government affairs, making all civil and military officials agonize over their annual goals.
He originally wanted to be a salted fish emperor who "get off work" on time and "fish" safely. Unexpectedly, after some operations, the efficiency of the court doubled, the treasury became increasingly full, and barbarians from all over the world came to the court one after another. When the civil and military officials of the entire dynasty knelt down and begged him not to "work hard to rule", Li Zhe looked at the prosperous Tang Dynasty that he was forced to be dragged out of, and finally realized: It turns out that the ultimate secret of transforming from a social beast to an emperor through the ages is to turn the whole world into a wage earner who is more curled up than you!
This is the ultimate showdown between migrant workers and the whole world. Let's see how the modern social beasts used their workplace wisdom to create a peaceful and prosperous era in the Tang Dynasty, when all nations came to court.
