Lin Beixuan, a 28-year-old middle-level employee of a state-owned enterprise, died suddenly while working overtime and traveled back in time to the 40th year of Wanli. He became Lin Bei, a concubine of the Guangning Guards in Liaodong who was a ninth-rank deputy inspector.
My father was suppressed by thousands of families, and the family was deprived of three meals a day, starting with nothing.
Fortunately, the [All-Professional Unlimited Upgrade System] is activated.
You can gain rider experience by brushing horses, you can gain archer experience by practicing archery, you can gain civil service experience by writing official documents, and you can gain command experience by leading troops. Any effort has a clear numerical reward, and any profession can advance infinitely.
But Lin Bei's real trump card is not the system—it's the brains of his modern business managers.
Use KPIs to assess military training, use the bidding system to crush corruption, use OKRs to formulate combat plans, and use process reengineering to reshape the bureaucracy.
Ninth-grade border army → Commander of the Guard → God of War in Liaodong → Powerful ministers in the court → Reform of the imperial division → Reorganization of the regency → Global hegemony.
In the 40th year of Wanli, the gold and jade of the Ming Dynasty were ruined on the outside. Lin Bei started from the bottom and used management to reduce dimensionality to attack the officialdom of the late Ming Dynasty.
There is no heroine, just career.
[No CP/system flow/traveling through the late Ming Dynasty/business management/technical farming]
Reader comments
Beautiful, but too little needs maintenance
This is not a new person, like an old author with a new account!
Beautiful, but too little needs maintenance
This is not a new person, like an old author with a new account!
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