Three Kingdoms: in 219, Guan Yu Asked Me to Take over Jingzhou

In the twenty-fourth year of Jian'an, Maicheng was besieged. Guan Yu asked: "Who wants to break out and ask for help?" The whole room was silent. Only Liao Hua stood up. On the surface, he is Liao Hua, the famous general of the Three Kingdoms - in fact, he is a 21st century social animal who died suddenly at his work station. Three years of experience as a project manager in his previous life told him: Don't panic when it's dead, just dismantle it first. SWOT analyzes the situation, manages upwards to defeat the boss, and deals with enemies with limited frankness. I used all the workplace skills I used every day in my previous life in the 24th year of Jian'an: pretending to surrender to Lu Meng, persuading Mi Fang, rescuing the Guan family, and going to the Chengdu court alone to defend myself - so that Lu Meng didn't dare to pursue him, Zhang Fei didn't dare to kill him, and Zhuge Liang visited him at night in person. Guan Yu left him a copper seal and a sentence: "Take it back for me." From then on, a social animal's journey to the Three Kingdoms began. He knew that Jingzhou would be lost, Liu Bei would be defeated, Zhuge Liang would die, and Shu Han would perish, but the only thing he could do was to spend his whole life striving for the best result in the general trend. This is the story of a man who spent his entire life watching Shu Han go from its peak to its demise, but never accepted his fate.