The Journey of the Han Clan Clan's Struggle for Hegemony

AD 178, the first year of Guanghe in the Eastern Han Dynasty. Lu Zhou, the COO of an Internet company, died suddenly at his workstation. When he woke up, he became Liu Cheng, the son of a powerful man in Nanyang. He has a huge wealth, tens of thousands of acres of land, and is a "clan member of the Han Dynasty" - but he knows that in six years' time the Yellow Turban Uprising will plunge the world into a century of war. He doesn't know martial arts or inventions. The only thing he knows how to do is manage people. But he soon discovered that the rules of this era were contrary to all the principles he had learned in his previous life - powerful people would rather let the food rot than provide disaster relief, officials knew that the people were about to rebel but intensified their exploitation, and everyone thought he was talking crazy about a young man who wanted to keep the people well fed. He needs to learn the rules of this world before he can change it. Six years of dormancy. He became a disciple, studied, dealt with powerful people and officials, took in a young man named Chen Dao, funded a doctor named Zhang Zhongjing, and saved a yellow turban soldier named Ma Tie in troubled times. He asks for nothing in return and doesn't even remember these things. But many years later, when he was in dire straits, these people he had "taken seriously" would come back one by one - to pay with their lives. How can a time traveler without martial arts use management thinking to influence the world in the late Han Dynasty? After six years of dormancy, a sudden storm arose. Nanyang Liu Cheng, courtesy name Xingbang.