[Water Margin fan + time travel + Song Dynasty + imaginary + historical imagination + boss + farming + management + cultivation + team building + cool writing + hilarious + slap in the face + evil + brotherhood + decisive killing + passion + changing fate against the will of heaven]
Jiang Xiaoyi traveled through time and was tied up in Liangshan when he opened his eyes. I thought I was going to see a hero drinking from a big bowl, but what I saw was a group of hungry paupers with green eyes—Chao Gai was worrying about a piece of cake, and Ruan Xiaoqi was staring at his shoes and swallowing.
Jiang Xiaoyi took out three things: a business plan, a set of KPI assessments, and a stack of non-competition agreements.
Collecting tolls is called "waterway security", destroying copycats is called "corporate mergers and acquisitions", and recruiting security is called "angel round financing".
Three months later, Liangshan Group was established. Li Kui learned to write his own name, Ruan Xiaoqi calculated the bonus every day, and Liu Tang asked about the year-end bonus.
When the 200,000 Jin Soldiers were approaching, Jiang Xiaoyi took out a loudspeaker and said, "Brothers of the Jin Soldiers, if you surrender, you will get meat and a year-end bonus."
Reader comments
This book is relatively easy to read, mindless, and quite relaxing. The protagonist Jiang Xiaoyi is quite interesting, but he is written in a bit of a mean-spirited way. The character is completely different from the traditional Liangshan hero in my impression.
Various business topics, KPIs, equity, non-competition agreements, etc. Are all included. In addition, people like Li Kui, Ruan Xiaoqi, and Lu Zhishen are all very funny, and they are completely funny.
Some of the plot arrangements are quite clever, it just depends on whether you can accept this style.
Overall, it's okay. It's worth pursuing. It just depends on whether it can maintain this level in the future [laughing][laughing][laughing]
This book is relatively easy to read, mindless, and quite relaxing. The protagonist Jiang Xiaoyi is quite interesting, but he is written in a bit of a mean-spirited way. The character is completely different from the traditional Liangshan hero in my impression. Various business topics, KPIs, equity, non-competition agreements, etc. Are all included. In addition, people like Li Kui, Ruan Xiaoqi, and Lu Zhishen are all very funny, and they are completely funny. Some of the plot arrangements are quite clever, it just depends on whether you can accept this style. Overall, it's okay. It's worth pursuing. It just depends on whether it can maintain this level in the future [laughing][laughing][laughing]