Modern-day bankrupt street vendor Lu Xiaoyu steps on a manhole cover and transmigrates into the body of a poor ten-year-old in the Great Yan Dynasty. With nothing but bare walls at home, he has to care for his bedridden mother and little sister. Physically a good-for-nothing but brilliant by nature, he comes equipped with a “Lessons from Failure” notebook and a head full of modern knowledge. Thus begins his hard-core struggle to survive.
He turns scrap into his first stake, improves the cooking stove, makes sauces, and sets up a food stall to earn money. He uses gamified management to organize the “Little Fish Trading Company,” applies basic math to optimize agricultural production, and even saves an entire city with a simple water-purification method and an epidemic-prevention manual.
Mistaking a prince traveling incognito for a down-on-his-luck scholar, he feeds him career advice every day and urges him to “take the civil service exam.” Instead, he becomes the prince's personal strategist, helping him claim the throne with an MBA mindset. From village peddler to royal adviser, then behind-the-scenes force driving reforms in the new dynasty, Lu Xiaoyu makes money with a laid-back attitude and solves problems with the advantage of modern knowledge.
The clash between ancient and modern ways of thinking brings one laugh after another, while the thrills of turning knowledge into money come thick and fast. See how a bankrupt street vendor uses modern tricks to cheat his way to glory in ancient times!
The writing is first-class and fascinating. I miss the days when I lived in the countryside as a child. I recommend it.
It's okay, it's pretty good-looking.
Not bad, the plot is really good👍
A very good book
Good, good, good, good