Li Yuan, a young man from the modern era, is struck by lightning and sent back to the Tang Dynasty, where he becomes the retired emperor Li Yuan, who has just crawled out of his coffin. He opens his eyes to find his son Li Shimin, fresh from murdering his brothers, gripping his sword and watching him. His life hangs by a thread.
Li Yuan only wants to lie flat: smoke, read novels, and soak in hot springs. But lying flat takes money! So he pulls out his smartphone and orders cement, cigarettes, and cola from Pinduoduo. He talks Pei Ji into becoming CEO, Xiao Yu into serving as chief engineer, and Cheng Yaojin and Yuchi Jingde into working security.
Before long, Tang-branded cigarettes are all the rage across the grasslands, cement roads reach Tibet, and hot spring resorts open in Goguryeo. While Li Shimin leads troops into battle, Li Yuan commands from afar at Qujiang Pool and develops real estate on the side: purchase restrictions, affordable rentals, CBDs, one project after another.
The Five Great Clans go from resisting to loving it, while the Khan of the Eastern Turks goes from prisoner to regional distributor for the grasslands.
Li Yuan's ultimate goal? To become governor of Asia and the world's richest man. As for doing the work, that's his son's and his subordinates' job. He just needs to lie back and count the money.
The most laid-back transmigrator in history accidentally builds an empire on which the sun never sets.
It's pretty good, there's cigarettes to smoke, and the bean bags are pretty good. Whether it's a battle or not, you can use bean bags to make plans and buy materials from the mall. Make good arrangements.
I just want to know how to let my son work when he's lying down
Not bad, thoughtful and funny, worth watching.