The Great Idle Person of the Zhenguan Era.

Summary

In the great Tang Dynasty, people were focused on development and progress, and there were few idle individuals. The wise Emperor Li II brought peace and stability, and people cherished this hard-won peace, becoming diligent in their work. However, some people chose to live in idleness, and the Martial Arts World was not impressive, with many young men gathering in groups, wearing tattered clothes, and staring blankly at passing merchants. Wang Zhi, with his substantial financial resources, established himself in the East Market and gathered a group of followers, but he couldn't find a capable person to join him. That was until he encountered a skilled person who was there to beat him up, but Wang Zhi quickly came up with a plan, offering the person twenty guan to defect, which changed the rules of the game and intimidated his enemies. The Tang Dynasty's Martial Arts World was dull and unimpressive, and it was not an attractive option for men who valued caution and dignity. However, there were some who lived relatively well, with leadership qualities and personal charm, and they were able to gather loyal followers. Wang Zhi, with his ruthless streak and financial resources, was one of these individuals, and he had a greater goal in mind, but he needed a capable person to help him achieve it. The ways of the world are always interconnected, and Wang Zhi's plan was crude but effective, illustrating that war is ultimately a test of economic strength between two enemies. His offer of twenty guan to the skilled person changed the dynamics of the situation, and his enemies were intimidated by his wealth and power. The rules of the game had been changed, and they were suddenly fighting over money.

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