Traveling Through the Tang Dynasty: My Catering System Can Be Upgraded

He is the corporate doctor who best knows "how to die" in the modern catering industry - he has seen 400 stores close down, and he has been bankrupt three times. When I woke up, I traveled to the young owner's home of a tavern in West City, Chang'an, which was about to close down in the Tang Dynasty. Indebted, broke off the engagement, and was laughed at by peers. Then the "four-fold identity system" in his mind rang. A chef's eye: cut the menu, set the SOP, and build a central kitchen. Three tricks to make the shabby tavern line up on Suzaku Street. Tea Master's Tongue: Changing the Tang Dynasty Sencha Tea to "Chang'an Ice Tea" made the Western City literati recharge their membership cards like crazy. Consultant's Brain: Use three knives to cut down your opponents to the point where they proactively seek acquisitions. The Heart of a Doctor: Performing "corporate diagnosis" on relatives of the emperor and the country, Wu Zetian nodded after hearing this. The eight female protagonists each have their own special powers - accounting, logistics, research and development, public relations, government relations - they all pounce on him. It's not that he doesn't have time for love, it's that he is really too busy – busy working from a run-down shop in the West Market to working in a chain of 800 stores across the Tang Dynasty, and then working in the "Chang'anju" inns on the Silk Road that are denser than beacon towers. His colleagues accused him of witchcraft, his opponents accused him of monopoly, and the court checked his account books. In the end, they all accepted him because no one could understand how there could be someone in this world who understood the stove, account books, and people's hearts. Later he was named the "Food Saint of the Tang Dynasty". But what he was most proud of was not the gold seal given by the emperor, but the "Rules of Catering" he wrote on his sick bed. When an archaeological team dug it up a thousand years later, they found a sentence on it. Modern people were silent after reading it, and people in the Tang Dynasty shed tears after reading it.