Chen Xiao, an operations director of a large Internet company who died suddenly from overwork, traveled through time and became an unknown person in charge of money and food under Chao Gai in "Water Margin".
While Song Jiang was still talking about loyalty and heroes were still superstitious about swords and guns, what Chen Xiao saw was a different scene: the reputation of heroes is "flow", the grain reserves of Shanzhai are "cash flow", and Liangshanbo is a "start-up platform" in urgent need of optimization and upgrading. He used KPI assessment to improve fishing efficiency, used assembly lines to transform weapons workshops, and used "brand management" to build "Bei Tian Xing Dao" into the world's number one IP.
The real battle began with Song Jiang's recruitment plan. Chen Xiao did not choose to assassinate or merge by fire, but launched a "data war": a detailed analysis report on recruitment casualties, a five-year blueprint for Liangshan's independent development, and a "strategic financing seminar" for all leaders. When the cold data revealed the future of blood and tears of Zhao'an, when the clear blueprint showed the possibility of splitting the soil and sealing the border, Liangshan's future completely changed amidst the cracking sound of the ideological seal.
From then on, conquests were not only about conquering cities and territories, but also about gaining population and markets; heroes no longer just robbed homes and houses, but also became "project leaders"; Liangshan evolved from a bandit village to the Fourth Empire that stirred up the chess games of Song, Liao and Jin. This is the ultimate crushing of the classical world by operational thinking, a "hard-core" conquest that transcends the times.
