Reborn as Zhu Houzhao, the Zhengde Emperor of the Ming Dynasty, Zhu Shou, a former social servant, found that the script he took was wrong: there were chronic poisons hidden in his diet, powerful eunuchs were eyeing him, the chief assistant Li Dongyang thought about death every day, and Queen Zhou Wan looked at him like a fool.
Survival is the first priority. Zhu Shou decided to use the only weapon - the survival rules of the modern workplace.
He treats the court as a company management: data-based assessment, flat communication, project system promotion, and the impeachment of the speaker as an "invalid meeting." He treated the harem as a department to reorganize: clarify job responsibilities, eliminate ineffective internal friction, and even introduced an "anonymous suggestion box".
He has a not-so-serious "system" cheat, and the daily tasks he issues include [successfully catching fish in the morning for a quarter of an hour] or [using modern economics to convince the Minister of Household Affairs].
From using "food safety management" to find out the real culprit of poisoning, to using "public opinion analysis" to counter the public opinion war between powerful officials, and then using "project management" to manage the Yellow River... Zhu Shou's wild path made the ancient empire stagger towards a future with a unique style.
When he finally threw out the "Ming Dynasty Constitutional Monarchy Transition Plan (Draft)" at the court meeting, the entire civil servant group was completely blown away. Zhu Shou just opened the "Emperor's Life Notes" filled with complaints and smiled at the prince:
"Don't panic, dad gave you a lesson. Managing a big country is sometimes like cooking small dishes - the key is, don't burn the pot."
