Shen Zhiyi, a Ph. D. In economics, died suddenly after staying up late to revise his thesis, and found his way into a male pornographic article about power seeking. The good news is that she is twelve years younger, but the bad news is that she is cannon fodder who only deserves one sentence in the original novel - she starts in a dilapidated county town with a population of less than 300 and only half a bag of sprouted sweet potatoes. A month later, rogue bandits massacre the city.
But she has a system. The system is connected to a modern live broadcast room, and netizens serve as her cloud advisors, teaching her step by step how to build infrastructure, from growing vegetables in greenhouses to cement recipes. Xiao Yan, the male protagonist of the original novel, disguised himself as a down-and-out scholar and sneaked in. He planned to recruit soldiers to start a rebellion, but he found that even his soldiers had signed up for the "work points in exchange for food" program. He was silent all night, and the next day he handed in a twenty-page "Territory Demographics and Material Distribution Optimization Plan" and became the chief data officer from then on.
Later, the Jiangnan family's 100,000 troops invaded the territory, and Shen Zhiyi posted a notice at the gate of the city: "We are recruiting workers in this county, with food and lodging included, and piece-rate wages." Half of the coalition troops fled that night.
This is not a love story, it is a "feeding for everyone" story. As for falling in love? The male protagonist is busy settling accounts, and the female protagonist is busy working on GDP. Quite a match.
Purpose: Use mathematical models to kill cold weapons, and use GDP to crush political intrigues