Xiang Zhuang, a top auditor, was plotted against, and when he opened his eyes again, he became the unlucky guy with the same name in the Chu camp at the end of Qin Dynasty.
The giant deer has just passed by, and the new pit is about to fall.
He knew very well that the overlord of Western Chu, who was headstrong, violent, and willing to kill at every turn, was leading Chu towards the Wu River step by step. In order to survive, Xiang Zhuang hid a letter of surrender in the sole of his shoe, waiting for the opportunity to change jobs and run away.
But he happened to have an occupational disease.
When the grain account collapsed, he took action to settle it; when the driveway collapsed, he reorganized logistics; when craftsmen shied away, he assigned names and assigned responsibilities; when the military rations failed, he redid the supply line.
He just wanted to save his life, but he reduced the seven-day Hangu grain road to five days; he just wanted to leave a way out, but he was regarded as "the most loyal minister of Western Chu" by the Chu army.
Up to Guangwu Mountain, Xiang Yu suffered more than 80 wounds all over his body, but he still rode back alone, just to save his younger brother, who had wanted to escape from the beginning.
At that moment, Xiang Zhuang finally understood.
He can calculate food and grass, roads, lives, and victory or defeat, but he cannot calculate how much blood a person is willing to shed for him.
Now that the retreat has been cut off.
Overlord, in this life, I will accompany you to recalculate this world that is destined to lose.
Reader comments
What the hell are you writing? It's so literal. I read more than a dozen articles but didn't understand it. I knew he was a general, but I didn't know whether I should think he was a petty official. Not recommended for those who are impatient.
Personally, I feel that the writing is very real and real.
What the hell are you writing? It's so literal. I read more than a dozen articles but didn't understand it. I knew he was a general, but I didn't know whether I should think he was a petty official. Not recommended for those who are impatient.
Personally, I feel that the writing is very real and real.