At the age of twenty-three, Huo Qubing, the youngest war god in history, should have died young. But when he opened his eyes again, a modern product manager who had been burned to death by overtime lived in his body - a migrant worker who refused to get involved.
Emperor Wu wanted him to conquer the world, so he first handed in the tiger talisman and applied for paid medical leave; the clan wanted him to die, so he used a "family separation KPI" to turn the grace order into a reminder; when the Huns invaded the border, he remotely opened a "central platform", and the five-pronged army plowed all over South Vietnam.
Everyone in the court was counting how long the champion could live, but he had already prepared his resignation and planned to take his uncle to Jiangnan for retirement.
The story of a soul-piercing God of War who uses modern thinking to operate a big man as a product is refreshing, exciting and laughable.
