A Max-Level Social Animal Traveled Through Time and Became a Female Empress.

Lin Xiaomi, the operations director of a major Internet company, was still changing the plan one second before his sudden death. When she opened her eyes again, she became the puppet empress of the Dayan Dynasty. After seven days on the throne, she was poisoned by the Queen Mother, used as a gun by powerful ministers, and a group of old foxes in the court were waiting to see her jokes. If it had been anyone else, this game would have been dead. But who is Lin Xiaomi? I have been in the workplace for fifteen years and have seen worse things than this. There is no system, no golden fingers, and no modern industry. She only has a set of survival rules that have been severely beaten by society: Turning the blame in a meeting? She is more skilled than anyone else. Layoffs and backstabbing? She has written countless optimization lists. Painting cakes to satisfy hunger? Her cakes can be eaten by civil and military officials all over the court. Being an emperor means being a CEO. Let's take a look at how the Empress of Social Animals uses KPIs to assess officials, OKRs to rectify the imperial court, and upward management to control powerful ministers—making the throne the most stable iron rice bowl in the world. As for those veterans who urged marriage and birth? Lin Xiaomi smiled slightly: My life-long events are not under the control of the Human Resources Department. In a word: This court is the worst one I have ever led.