Chen Ning, a modern HR director, transmigrated during a company outing and became the lowest-ranking woodcutter in the Han household of the Great Xia Dynasty. From the start, he was framed, the woodshed caught fire, and his life was in danger.
He had no weapons, no possessions, and only his modern management skills and military-industrial knowledge to rely on.
Facing pressure from the powerful and plots by schemers, he used psychology to outmaneuver the steward and marketing to save a cloth shop from ruin.
From “Chen the Woodcutter” to chief firefighter, he played the pig to eat the tiger and staged one comeback after another.
He made glass, brewed spirits, and launched an industrial revolution, stirring up a storm in Jiangning.
As court intrigues raged, Japanese pirates invaded the border, and Northern Yuan threatened the realm, he swept across the land with the overwhelming advantage of knowledge from another age.
No golden finger, just intelligence crushing the competition. No cultivation, yet he still changed his fate and the world!
