The Self-Cultivation of Farming Bosses in the Tang Dynasty

Qin Mo, a social beast, became a dying man in the Tang Dynasty. As soon as he sat up, all the mourning villagers were scared away. His mother fainted, the house was bare, and the rice jar was bottomed out. The good news is: this is the ninth year of Zhenguan, outside Chang'an City, at the feet of the emperor. Qin Mo dusted himself off and stood up: His job is civil engineering, building canals, building houses and making cement; his job as a product manager is opening a shop and cutting leeks. Use KPIs to rectify the countryside, use fluid mechanics to build canals, build cement roads into the palace, and bring Chang'an's catering industry to tears. People gave him the nickname "Qin Dao Dao" - a bit cheap, a little greedy, and used modern knowledge to change the history of the Tang Dynasty's infrastructure. No one expected that this guy would later become an economic consultant of Datang.