I Installed Dashcams on the God of War's Iron Cavalry

Programmer Lin Du worked himself to death and woke up as the deputy officer to Xiao Tie, an ancient general famed as a god of war. The general was brave, but his management style relied entirely on killing. His previous deputies died faster than he changed clothes. Afraid to die, Lin Du decided against charging into battle. Instead, he dug out the ultimate artifact he’d brought with him when he transmigrated: a military dashcam. Use footage to expose corruption → the general chops down his own cousin. Use KPIs to overhaul logistics → five hundred veteran soldiers become the “Iron Cavalry Delivery Squad.” Use absurd meme videos to shake the enemy’s morale → the opposing commander curses as he dances along to the beat. No killing, no sieges: he uses the internet’s way of thinking to outclass ancient warfare. Until the emperor tries to confiscate his artifact. Lin Du pulls out “high-definition footage from behind enemy lines” and turns the tables. “I’m not here to fight a war. I’m here to be the god of war’s CTO.”