Chen Yanchuan, a modern business planner, traveled through the Three Kingdoms and settled in Guishuzhou, a water town in the south of the Yangtze River. It happened to be a troubled time when war was everywhere and the people were in dire straits. Based on the water town, he developed agriculture and fishery, promoted trade, built hundreds of industries, and practiced joint defense, and turned a deserted continent into a trading paradise lined with sails and rafters. Integrate the skills of the nine regions, connect the rivers, seas and moraine, form an alliance of fishing and farming, and build thousands of benefits; use business to support the army, use technology to strengthen the country, guard a corner of the south of the Yangtze River, and protect the fireworks of thousands of families. From the foundation of the water town full of Dutch breezes, to the nine-domain trade with thousands of miles of sailing and camels, to the thousands of cannons arrayed to secure Kyushu, see Chen Yanchuan using business strategies to find a different path for hegemony in the troubled times of the Three Kingdoms, using the water town as an anchor to establish peace in the world.
