Help! As soon as a modern business planner opens his eyes, he immediately assumes the role of the Three Kingdoms Ma Chao. The beginning is a hellish difficulty - Tongguan is defeated, his father and brother die tragically, Cao Cao chases and fights, there are only two thousand remaining soldiers in the camp, and they have enough food and grass for three days. The main character is "extremely poor, miserable and has no friends"!
Fortunately, we bring modern business buffs, and we don't want to be tough with Cao Cao. We focus on "making money to survive and using business to support troops"! While others fought for force in troubled times, Ma Chao fought for his brains: revitalizing Liangzhou's wool, salt and iron specialties, and engaging in two-way trade. He also invited Su Qingyuan, the "Queen of Business" from the Three Kingdoms, as a foreign aid. The two worked together to sell the shabby specialties into hot sales. Even Cao Cao couldn't stop him!
What's even more funny is the team configuration: the reckless Ma Dai is responsible for running errands, and the tough guy Pang De is responsible for escorting in fights. Later, Zhuge Liang was hired as a counselor, Guan Yu and Zhang Fei were hired as thugs, and Da Qiao was even invited to come out to manage the game. The main character was "all members have their own division of labor, and the main character is outrageous and can fight."
From Liangzhou's desperate comeback, to his surprise attack on Jiangdong, toughening Cao Cao, and subduing Liu Bei, Ma Chao relied on modern business thinking + the powerful men of the Three Kingdoms to cheat all the way! Others fought for territory by hacking and killing, but he relied on engaging in trade, building systems, and promoting the economy, and turned the troubled times into an "entrepreneurial bureau". Finally, he ascended the throne and proclaimed himself emperor and established the Yan Dynasty, turning the troubled times of the Three Kingdoms into his own business empire. It was outrageous and top-notch!
