Lu Yan, a doctor of tea science who traveled through time in the late Northern Song Dynasty, faced the mess of corruption in tribute tea, collapse of border trade, and party disputes in the court at the beginning.
While others took the imperial examination and became an official, he relied on the lost "golden flower tea" craft to produce tribute tea in seven days, fought against traitors and sycophants in front of the emperor, and amazed Huizong with a tea poem.
However, his real trump card comes from modern data thinking and systematic methodology.
Tea-horse trade collapse? He drew a "Trade Data Flow Diagram" and made three innovations, allowing the Liao envoys to actively seek cooperation.
Is money shortage raging in both the government and the public? He established the "Currency Circulation Model" and made five strategies to ease the blockage, causing the Minister of Household Affairs to collapse on the spot.
Are corrupt officials rampant in the court? He designed the "Transparent Audit System" and used data to solve crimes, allowing the prime minister to reveal his true colors before the emperor.
Huizong: "This son should be my sharp data sword!"
Queen Mother: "As long as Lu Yan doesn't die, the Song Dynasty will not be destroyed."
Enemy country: "If this person takes power, the Song Dynasty will become a serious problem in ten years."
From being a doctor of tea science to being a data minister, Lu Yan used Excel-like thinking to carve his way through the officialdom of the Northern Song Dynasty.
When modern management learns ancient tactics, when data flow collides with Confucian etiquette
This is a court revolution that involves dimensionality reduction, and it is also a lonely road that uses algorithms to reshape the country.
