Li Mo, an executive of a modern Internet company, suddenly died unexpectedly after continuous intense work and was reborn as Lin Mo, the neglected concubine of a wealthy businessman in the south of the Yangtze River. Faced with an unfamiliar dynasty, complex family fights, and the fate of being sacrificed by his family, he integrated modern management and economic thinking into ancient society, opening an unprecedented path to becoming a "king".
From presenting the shocking "Ten Strategies for Water Transport" at the Cultural Society, to using performance appraisal to rectify family shops; from using "big data thinking" to outwit the imperial examination conspiracy, to introducing the project management system into the court reform. Li Mo, known as the "King of Papers in the Hanlin Academy", set off a storm of efficiency and innovation in official circles, shopping malls, and literary circles. He improved agriculture, established industries, and promoted new learning. He used hard work and wisdom to push an ancient dynasty toward change.
This is a "dimensionality-reducing attack" of modern workplace thinking on ancient rules, and it is also a legend of an idealist using the most pragmatic way to change the world. Let's see how the "King of Rolls" who came from time-traveling, without engaging in metaphysics or vulgarity, relies on knowledge and structure, starts with details, and rolls out a prosperous Qingming Dynasty at the top of the tide of the times, becoming a famous official through the ages.
