Programmer Dong Ke died suddenly after staying up late and working overtime. When he opened his eyes, he became Dong Zhuo, a powerful official of the Eastern Han Dynasty.
The original owner was a workaholic: he went to court at three o'clock in the morning, and when it was time to approve the memorial, he personally wrote the "Ode to Diligence" for the imperial students to read at five o'clock in the morning. Even the thirteen-year-old emperor was forced to get up at two o'clock.
Facing this late Han Dynasty reformer who said "it is a crime not to be involved", Dong Zhuo's eyes darkened.
He silently tore up the original owner's schedule and announced at the first court meeting:
"From now on, we will implement 'five days and one day off', and overtime work is strictly prohibited. Violators will have their salaries deducted."
