Secretary of the Government: I Was Prime Minister in the Song Dynasty

Lin Ziyang, the information dog in the Huzhou Municipal Bureau's office, stayed up late to work on a 30,000-word plan. When he woke up, he traveled back in time to the third year of Xining in the Northern Song Dynasty. His identity is that of a low-ranking police officer in Ningyuan County, Tianshui, Gansu Province. He is in charge of clerical work and copying official documents. He is not even a serious official. No background, no backing, and less than two taels of silver in his pocket. The only thing he could rely on was his mobile phone, and Doubao AI was still able to connect to the Internet. Wang Anshi's reform turned everything upside down, and the old and new parties fought from the court to the county government. The county magistrate is the new party, and the county magistrate is the old party. He is caught in the middle, and if he is not careful, he will be shattered to pieces. Fortunately, the matter of writing materials has similarities between ancient and modern times. Research reports, implementation plans, and work reports are all written in classical Chinese, but the core is the same—the leader can write whatever he wants to hear, plus some useful information that can be put into practice. Relying on AI to check information and modern thinking to overcome difficulties, Lin Yuan climbed up step by step from a county clerk. However, the power of mobile phones is getting smaller and smaller. Gold fingers are not omnipotent, and you have to rely on your real skills at critical moments. From the superintendent to the chief registrar, from the county government to the capital, from the local government to the temple. A modern material dog's story of promotion in the Song Dynasty, a journey of counterattack in officialdom spanning a thousand years.