I Am Still Wu Dalang

Shen Yan, the technical director of a large Bay Area factory, woke up and became Wu Dalang. There is no system, no magical skills, and no transformation. Wu Zhi's stature, physical strength and situation have not changed at all. What's more terrible is that he knows: Wu Song will return, the fork pole will fall, Ximen Qing will appear, and he will eventually die from a bowl of medicine. He can settle accounts, dismantle procedures, and establish rules, but he cannot make steel and guns, and he is not qualified to ask people from a thousand years ago to live according to his principles. So, he started with two cents of cooking cakes, refused credit, recorded losses, signed contracts, and built trade routes, trying to leave an extra path for those who had been written down in the story. Pan Jinlian doesn't have to love him, Wu Song doesn't have to agree with him, and Brother Yun doesn't have to be loyal to him forever just because he has been helped. What Shen Yan can change may never be their choices, but his own reaction when faced with choices. However, when rules bring wealth and wealth turns into power, will he become another Ximen Qing who is more reasonable? And when Jingkang finally arrives, how many people can be left behind by history on a trade route composed of ordinary people?