In a Hundred Years, I Will Make Daqing an Independent Director After IPO

Also known as "A Hundred Years of Guo Zuo: The Shadow Redemption of the History Department" A group of modern people traveled back in time to 1644. They didn't want to be emperors (too tiring) or rebel (too dangerous), so they decided to become "angel investors in the Qing Empire." They turned the Qing Dynasty into a super company actually controlled by the Han people, and spent a hundred years turning Dorgon, Kangxi, Yongzheng, and Qianlong into cows and horses, 996 per day. Core highlights Extreme rationality: no sensational attempts to save the nation, only calm calculation of interests. Dimensionality reduction attack: Modern thinking crushes feudal power and intrigue, and it feels high-level. Black humor: Watching the serious ancients being fooled by modern logic.