When the Migrant Workers Arrived in the Late Ming Dynasty, They Almost Lost Firewood.

Zhang Jianjun, 42 years old, a senior project manager, died suddenly on the night of layoffs, and his soul traveled back to the famine years of the late Ming Dynasty. The game starts in a broken house, with soldiers breaking out outside the door and claiming their lives. There is no system or martial arts. All he has is the project management thinking engraved in his bones: Risk assessment? Block the door with corpses! Resource management? Break half a piece of bran cake into three portions and eat it! Team building? Hunters, miners, and postmen, everyone is put to their best use and exchanged at equal value! While others were still setting fire to kill people who could eat something, he had already led his team to open up wasteland and cultivate land, build forts and train troops, establishing a paradise in troubled times. The army is coming to suppress? Calculate the cost of war with him. The squire is invading? Give him a taste of economic sanctions. This is a story about a project manager in the late Ming Dynasty who used Excel spreadsheets and Gantt charts to carve out a way out.