Chen Mo, a 996 back-end programmer for nine years, suffered cardiac arrest and died suddenly at his workstation after working all night to reconstruct millions of lines of code and fix system bugs. Opening his eyes again, he traveled through time and became Wang Mang, a 24-year-old young man in 22 BC.
Everyone who is familiar with history books knows that the original owner Wang Mang is the biggest "time travel joke" in history: he started the game with the destiny in hand and the ideal of great harmony, but he blindly retrograded the game, randomly changed the new policies, iterated out of control, and frequently released versions. In the end, the system collapsed, the dynasty was short-lived, the country was destroyed, and the country was annihilated, and it was infamy for two thousand years. This is a proper version of the cancellation case and a historical bug.
As a top back-end architect, Chen Mo has the best knowledge of the times and engineering thinking, completely overturning the chaotic operation of the original owner. He abandoned the fantasy of retro Zhou etiquette and used software engineering thinking, systematic management logic, iterative development model, and data-based governance concepts to reconstruct the rotten country in the late Western Han Dynasty. There is no one-size-fits-all approach, no head-first decisions, no frequent iterations and revisions, pilot implementation, grayscale release, steady iteration, and fault tolerance.
He wants to repair the underlying bugs that have accumulated for thousands of years in the Western Han Dynasty, reconstruct the entire underlying structure of land, economy, military affairs, and people's livelihood, dismantle the closed loop of privileges of powerful families, resist the systemic impact of natural disasters and foreign invasions, completely rewrite the fate of the New Dynasty's short-lived collapse, and use extremely rigorous engineering logic to build a unified and prosperous dynasty that is sustainable, stable, and continuously iterative, and wash away Wang Mang's two thousand years of infamy.
