Xiao Ce, the famous general of the Great Zhou Dynasty, was framed and executed. Before his execution, he was bound to the "World Logistics System" - a 72-hour countdown to his death. If a transportation network covering ten states is not built, his soul will be gone. He used death row prisoners as postmen, war horses as fast riders, military orders as road guides, and secretly established the first private logistics empire in history under the eyes of the court. When the enemy's food routes were cut off, supplies to the border troops were cut off, and the price of food in the imperial warehouses plummeted, the civil and military forces of the Manchu Dynasty discovered that the beheaded useless general was controlling the lifeline of the empire using the station map and the waybill ledger. He is not seeking survival, but using logistics rules to rewrite the power order of the Great Zhou Dynasty.
