Three Kingdoms: a Small Landowner in Changsha's Stable Rent Collection

In 206 AD, on the eve of the Battle of Chibi, the world was in chaos. Han Yu, who traveled through time and was the son of Changsha Governor Han Xuan, looked at the mess of princes fighting for hegemony outside and sighed silently. As a native of Hangzhou who owned three demolished houses in his previous life, he knew how to "win" in troubled times - as long as he had a house and land, no matter who became the emperor, he had to pay the rent! As a result, the style of painting changed: Facing the cheap father who was "impatient and easy to kill" in the novel, he transformed into a gold medal employee of a joint venture and relied on his superb "upward management" to forcefully deceive his father into a calf-protecting maniac. Facing the Jinfan thief Gan Ning, who was not being reused, he offered him the "Exclusive Agency Rights for Jingnan Water Transport Logistics": "Xing Ba, it's boring to fight and kill. Come to me and be the logistics CEO, and you will get dividends at the end of the year and buy a big ship!" Facing Fengchu Pang Tong and famous minister Jiang Wan, he waved his hand: "Stop working for others, come to Yuelu Academy to hold an entrepreneurship salon, and we brothers will work together to make Jingnan a Dahan Special Economic Zone!" When Cao Cao's army marched south and the princes were in dire straits, Han Yu was sitting in Changsha City holding the "Red Cliff Celebration Supplies Auction"; When Liu Bei borrowed money from Jingzhou to become bald, Han Yu had already led Gan Ning's navy south to Jiaozhou and embarked on a large-scale cross-border voyage. This is a story of the Three Kingdoms that does not fight for hegemony, but only makes money. Let's take a look at how the small landowners in Changsha use the thinking of "charterers" to turn troubled times into a relaxing and enjoyable story of growing up a business tycoon!