Secret Order’s Re-employment Strategy
Author: Xiao Ao Xiu Lian Zhong
Original Title: 秘密教团的再就业攻略
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Introduction Secret Order’s Re-employment Strategy
I traveled through time and became the leader of a secret sect. At the beginning, there were only twenty-eight people left, all the backbones were wiped out, the gold coins in my account could not last for three months, and there was an Inquisition waiting eagerly outside.
Zhang Yang looked at the crooked summoning formation at his feet and the bald man with a fanatical face in front of him, and asked a question that confused the whole audience:
"What is the structure of our organization now?"
Since the painting of "purifying the world" cannot satisfy hunger, let's start with farming. The religious order reorganized into a trading company, the forbidden arts were changed into research and development, the church was renamed as a conference room, and the scriptures were printed as fertilizer bags. When he planted the first batch of wheat in the wasteland of the Ash Territory, and photographed an "Investigation Plan for Abnormal Situations of the Back Mountain Fissure Seal" with a perfect format and solid data in front of the Orthodox Church inspector, the rules of this world that had relied on faith and fists for thousands of years began to be shaken from the bottom by something called "standardized management."
Farming, building, preparing for war, writing reports. His goal is simple: let these twenty-eight people walk in front of others with their heads held high.
Zhang Yang looked at the crooked summoning formation at his feet and the bald man with a fanatical face in front of him, and asked a question that confused the whole audience:
"What is the structure of our organization now?"
Since the painting of "purifying the world" cannot satisfy hunger, let's start with farming. The religious order reorganized into a trading company, the forbidden arts were changed into research and development, the church was renamed as a conference room, and the scriptures were printed as fertilizer bags. When he planted the first batch of wheat in the wasteland of the Ash Territory, and photographed an "Investigation Plan for Abnormal Situations of the Back Mountain Fissure Seal" with a perfect format and solid data in front of the Orthodox Church inspector, the rules of this world that had relied on faith and fists for thousands of years began to be shaken from the bottom by something called "standardized management."
Farming, building, preparing for war, writing reports. His goal is simple: let these twenty-eight people walk in front of others with their heads held high.
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In a genre saturated with overpowered protagonists and repetitive cultivation tropes, Secret Order’s Re-employment Strategy by Xiao Ao Xiu Lian Zhong arrives as a refreshing blast of intellectual ingenuity. Instead of relying on ancient bloodlines or legendary swords to save his sect, the protagonist, Zhang Yang, brings the most dangerous weapon of all to the Xianxia world: corporate bureaucracy.
The story kicks off with a brilliant subversion of the classic "dying sect" trope. Zhang Yang inherits a crumbling, near-extinct organization on the brink of total annihilation by the Inquisition. While his predecessors would have sought a hidden treasure or a forbidden technique to survive, Zhang Yang opts for structural reform. He treats his sect not as a mystical order, but as a failing startup in need of a serious pivot. Watching him transform fanatical cultists into productive researchers and turn cryptic, world-ending scriptures into practical agricultural manuals is both hilarious and deeply satisfying.
What makes this novel truly compelling is its unique fusion of cultivation fantasy with modern management theory. Seeing the protagonist defend his sect from the Orthodox Church by weaponizing spreadsheets, standard operating procedures, and comprehensive risk assessments creates a hilarious power dynamic. It turns the typically high-stakes conflict of Xianxia into a battle of administrative wits, where a perfectly formatted report becomes as lethal as any spirit blade.
Beyond the humor, the core of the story is surprisingly heartfelt. Zhang Yang’s desire to help his twenty-eight followers stand tall is the anchor that prevents the absurdity from becoming trivial. If you are looking for a story that breaks the mold by trading swords for business plans and destiny for discipline, this novel is a mandatory read. It is a masterful, witty exploration of how logic and order can dismantle a world built on blind faith.
The story kicks off with a brilliant subversion of the classic "dying sect" trope. Zhang Yang inherits a crumbling, near-extinct organization on the brink of total annihilation by the Inquisition. While his predecessors would have sought a hidden treasure or a forbidden technique to survive, Zhang Yang opts for structural reform. He treats his sect not as a mystical order, but as a failing startup in need of a serious pivot. Watching him transform fanatical cultists into productive researchers and turn cryptic, world-ending scriptures into practical agricultural manuals is both hilarious and deeply satisfying.
What makes this novel truly compelling is its unique fusion of cultivation fantasy with modern management theory. Seeing the protagonist defend his sect from the Orthodox Church by weaponizing spreadsheets, standard operating procedures, and comprehensive risk assessments creates a hilarious power dynamic. It turns the typically high-stakes conflict of Xianxia into a battle of administrative wits, where a perfectly formatted report becomes as lethal as any spirit blade.
Beyond the humor, the core of the story is surprisingly heartfelt. Zhang Yang’s desire to help his twenty-eight followers stand tall is the anchor that prevents the absurdity from becoming trivial. If you are looking for a story that breaks the mold by trading swords for business plans and destiny for discipline, this novel is a mandatory read. It is a masterful, witty exploration of how logic and order can dismantle a world built on blind faith.
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