Liu Bei is not a pushover -- Selected to borrow performances and control (Liu Bei's seven-characterart of managing people)

Author: Shi Rongxin
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Publish Date: 2005-03-01
Features: This book, written in the form of a novel, reflects Liu Bei's journey in practicing his seven-word management skills. Through a satirical style, it embeds philosophy within laughter and criticism. The novel portrays Liu Bei's struggles in implementing his success strategies, using a humorous and witty touch to provide readers with beneficial insights in a relaxed reading experience. The unique aspect of this book lies in its combination of entertainment, leisure, and practical value. As it is a continuous, interconnected long novel, to guide reading and highlight its practical value, several lines of descriptive text are extracted at the beginning of each section, allowing readers to appreciate Liu Bei's every move, which actually contains much thoughtful effort, while laughing. The Liu Bei in this book has been artistically enhanced and differs from the Liu Bei in Romance of the Three Kingdoms. He embodies the pioneering spirit of modern people who strive for progress without adhering to conventions. At the same time, to achieve his goals, he schemes and exploits others under the guise of "benevolence and righteousness," showcasing his negative traits. This also reflects the complexity of human nature. Liu Bei is a complex character—praise or criticism is up to you! Now you can get to know him. If you are a talented person, be careful—he might jump out of the book to trick you, stubbornly demanding you to work for him! Watch out!