Chen Ming died suddenly after working overtime for three months, and when he opened his eyes, he turned out to be Zhu Houzhao, the frail prince of the Ming Dynasty. The good news is that he is about to ascend the throne, but the bad news is that this Ming Dynasty has already changed its style - KPI progress bars are floating above the heads of officials, memorials on the dragon's desk are piled up like a to-do list, and there is an unreliable "Emperor's Workplace System" tied to his ears, and he is issued ridiculous tasks.
"Limited time task: make three ministers speechless in the morning and reward them with small cakes in the imperial dining room." "Emergency project: optimize the household reimbursement process within three months. If you fail, you will be punished by reciting the "Employee Code" in public." Facing the eyes of the ministers saying "The emperor is crazy again", Chen Ming snapped the case and said: "Roll up! Roll them up for me!"
He quickly divided the work: he appointed Liu Jin as the administrative director, and the monthly KPI was targeted to reduce the consumption in the harem by 20%; he ordered the financial statements of the Minister of Household Affairs to be rewritten, and ordered that a pie chart must be attached; he issued the "Civilized Law Enforcement Manual" to Jin Yiwei, requiring smiling service before arresting people, and an assessment next Monday.
Since then, the style of the Ming Dynasty has completely gone astray: in the early dynasty, the project report meeting was held, and the Tatar conquest was preceded by a SWOT analysis; the harem concubines formed a business group, and the concubine's beauty salon chain became popular in the south of the Yangtze River; the Portuguese envoys came to the DPRK and were asked to use PPT to explain their trade requests. People in the capital are talking about it: "The emperor is going to hold a talk show conference, and the winner will be given a sunscreen formula!"
The historian trembled and recorded: "In the spring of the third year of Zhengde, the emperor ordered all officials to write performance reviews for each other." Confucian scholars jointly wrote a letter begging: "Your Majesty, please be normal!" Chen Ming looked at the system's ultimate mission of "creating the happiest dynasty in history", raised his eyebrows and thought to himself: "This has just begun, the next five-year plan - implement double holidays!"
