The Max-Level Social Animal Traveled Through the Sui and Tang Dynasties: Hammered the General at the Beginning

[Maximum level of IQ and force] [Social beasts rectified the workplace in the Sui and Tang Dynasties] [Form a career CP with the Eternal Emperor] Cheng Ye, the ceiling of contemporary social animals, died suddenly at his work station after working overtime for 72 hours. As soon as he opened his eyes, he became Li Yuanba, the most powerful general in the Sui and Tang Dynasties - the short-lived reckless man who could single-handedly challenge the king in eighteen battles and was finally struck to death by thunder. In the Jinyang Palace competition arena, Yuwen Chengdu was filled with murderous intent. Everyone was waiting for Li Yuanba to tear him in half. Cheng Ye lowered his head and looked at the drum, urn, and golden hammer in his hand, and then looked at the face opposite him that said, "I know I can't beat him, but I must beat him." Then he put down the hammer, clasped his fists and smiled: "General Yuwen, I accept the concession." The whole place was dead silent. From that day on, the painting style of the Sui and Tang Dynasties completely deviated. Pei Yuanqing came to challenge, but he bribed him with an energy bar. Cheng Yaojin came to seek refuge, but he was greeted with a barbecue. Qin Qiong was surrounded. He rode through the enemy formation alone and grinned: "Second Brother Qin, I'll buy you a drink." Everyone is guessing why King Zhao suddenly changed. Only Cheng Ye himself knows - he has not changed, he has changed. A social beast who has been beaten repeatedly by Party A, KPI and 996. What he is best at is not to shine in good times, but to pass the level in the hell dungeon while being beaten. Until a force called Guixu surfaced. The leader is also a time traveler. He came seven years earlier than him and has secretly infiltrated the entire court. The other party sent him a message: History has only one track, and all those who try to change it must be eliminated. Cheng Ye smiled after reading it. "What a coincidence. Nine out of ten projects I worked on in my previous life were said to be necessary by Party A."