Li Zhe, a hard-working Internet project manager, after staying up late and working overtime, his vision went dark, and he actually transformed into Tang Xuanzong Li Chen, who was famous for "pretending to be stupid" in the history of the Tang Dynasty.
The beginning is a high-risk scenario: powerful officials are in power, vassal towns are divided, and the harem is in trouble. All civil and military officials in the dynasty felt that the new emperor was stupid and could be bullied, and they were all gearing up to use him as a puppet.
Li Zhe looked at the mess in front of him and his heart collapsed: "This is more exciting than being the CEO of a bankrupt company! My dream is to retire early and become a salted fish, not to be in this high-risk profession!"
In order to survive and retire early, Li Zhe decided to use what he had learned throughout his life - workplace fooling studies + project management methods + modern thinking and dimensionality reduction attacks.
As a result, the painting style of the Tang Dynasty began to deviate:
Going to court? That was the project kickoff meeting! Memorials are marked as "read", difficult problems are drawn as "Gantt charts", and issues in feudal towns are solved with "strategic PPT".
Harem? That's HR! "Performance appraisal" was introduced, the bed service was changed to "fair drawing", and the queen took the lead in starting a business and establishing the "Royal Commercial Cooperative".
Governing the country? That's group operation! The "Datang Lottery" was issued to replenish the national treasury, "Chang'an Toutiao" was founded to guide public opinion, "square dancing" was promoted as a national fitness program, and "OKR assessment" was used to kill officials who were trying to catch fish.
He held the "Buddhist and Taoist Debate Competition" and used logic to drive eminent monks crazy, held the "Datang Olympics" to stun envoys from all over the world, and built the "Gewu Yuan" to spread scientific thinking all over the world.
I wanted to survive and pass the throne as soon as possible, but I found...
Quan Huan was criticized by him using "Internet slang"
