Reconstructing the Industrial Age from the Workshop

On the day Chen Xu was pushed out by a major factory to take the blame, eighteen pages of on-site records were deleted with the sentence "the on-site engineer made a mistake in judgment." Everyone thought he was kicked out of the card table. After returning to the small factory in the county that was on the verge of bankruptcy, he saw a map of the industrial structure in front of the abandoned production line: production line bottlenecks, hidden costs, contract traps, account period pressure, quality responsibility and profit flow, all were revealed in front of real data. There is no Shenhao capital, no system mall, and no black technology created out of thin air. Chen Xu could only lead a group of people who were pushed down by channels, held back by billing deadlines, and squeezed into corners by old rules, to remove waste lines, improve processes, maintain quality, grab orders, make samples, and establish standards. Starting from an old production line that was sentenced to death, they want to prove one thing again: those who work seriously should not make more and more losses; those who understand technology, adhere to quality, and can deliver should return to the poker table of the industrial era.