My hotel is full of emperors throughout history.

"It's possible in principle, but there are some problems."

Chen Mo pondered for a moment.

"For example, if you need to find a driver..."

Liu Che spoke up before Chen Mo could finish speaking.

"Why bother finding a driver! Just take us directly to my Han Dynasty. I don't think you have any trouble driving; it's just a matter of stepping on the gas!"

"You don't need a driver's license to drive in Da Han, but the problem is, with so many cars, you need employees, right?"

"Putting everything else aside, you need at least one top-notch accountant, right?"

"Otherwise, who will falsify your records...who will keep your accounts?"

"That makes sense...after all, a company does need employees to operate."

Liu Che pondered for a moment.

"Originally, I wanted to send people from the Han Dynasty, but after careful consideration, I realized that wouldn't work. This matter cannot be exposed."

Liu Che looked at Chen Mo.

"Therefore, I want young, energetic, and capable people. I wonder if we have any... Money is not an issue..."

"Of course we have them, we don't lack cows...cough cough...college students."

"College student?"

Liu Che frowned.

The Imperial Academy of the Han Dynasty had a total of only about a hundred students.

Are there many college students around here?

"It's not just a lot; there are over ten million graduates every year. If they were organized, they could wage a war to destroy a country."

Chen Mo immediately complained.

"Over ten million?!?!"

Liu Che's pupils contracted sharply, and he almost lost his balance; his voice even changed tone.

"More than ten million?! Manager Chen, are you trying to deceive me? Even at its peak, my Imperial Academy only had a few thousand students. How can your place produce ten million Imperial Academy students in a year?"

Even the Han army didn't have that many people, let alone these so-called college students.

Zhu Di was also so shocked that he gasped.

"Good heavens! So many talented people! If I could recruit some who understand military strategy, wouldn't my Northern Expeditionary Army be even more formidable?"

Old Zhu's eyes were also full of surprise.

"Are all these scholars literate? Or are they just pedantic intellectuals who only know how to talk theory on paper?"

Even so, it's still terrifying that over ten million people can read and write every year!

Li Shimin pondered for a moment.

"Manager Chen, are all these college students well-versed in classics and history, and knowledgeable in practical matters?"

"If we could select some people who are of good character, have extra learning capacity, can do bookkeeping, drive, and keep secrets, that would be ideal."

Chen Mo nodded.

"Most of them have basic practical skills, such as accounting, mechanics, and driving, which can be mastered with a little training!"

"Besides, young people are quick-witted and haven't entered the workforce yet, so they don't know so many rules and regulations. As long as they're paid enough, they'll definitely do it!"

"Of course, most people only know the basics. If you really want to get into something advanced, then forget it..."

Chen Mo clicked his tongue with a meaningful look.

"Perhaps it's because universities have expanded their enrollment so much lately that university degrees are practically worthless now..."

"It's worthless now?"

Ying Zheng raised an eyebrow.

"Are all the people here literate?"

Chen Mo glanced at him.

"We have compulsory education here."

"compulsory education?"

"It means that as long as you reach the age, you must enroll in school. You study from a few years old to your teens, a total of nine years of compulsory education, which covers everything from Chinese to physics."

"Is enrollment mandatory? Is it enforced by the government?"

"good."

"Hiss~!"

The emperors gasped in shock.

Chen Mo continued.

"Apart from some book costs, the government basically covers all tuition fees. If you plan to continue your studies, you can go on to high school or even university, but then you'll have to pay tuition..."

Chen Mo's gaze swept over the crowd.

"When you get to university, you start studying various majors, such as humanities, sciences, engineering..."

"I can understand humanities, but what are sciences? And what are engineering?"

Zhu Di looked on with curiosity.

Seeing that everyone else was in the same state, Chen Mo simply took out a piece of paper.

"The humanities focus on classics, history, law, people's livelihood, and education. Engineering focuses on building buildings, roads, tools, and cities; the sciences focus on mathematics, physics, and the principles of all things."

He paused, then added.

"For example, there's accounting, which I just mentioned, and specialized financial management. There are also some... more esoteric fields, like computer science, artificial intelligence, robotics, and other emerging majors."

"Artificial intelligence?"

Liu Che astutely grasped a single word.

"What is that? An artificial sage?"

"Pretty much, let machines learn to think and handle tedious tasks instead of humans."

Chen Mo shrugged.

"But it's still not quite there yet; it often acts like a fool."

"No wonder your place is so prosperous, attracting so many talented people every year. How could it not be developed?"

"Talent?"

Chen Mo chuckled.

"There are indeed some truly talented college students today, but there are also some..."

"Once they get to university, most of them are like animals that have been let loose... cough, like they've been untied."

"Many people probably felt too tired in high school, so they just relaxed and took it easy in college."

He counted on his fingers.

"I skip all elective courses and some required courses."

"Complete a semester's worth of exams in a week, create a miracle every day."

"My life is upside down, I rely on takeout to survive, and my dorm is my eternal stronghold."

"Many people have only so-so professional knowledge after four years, but they have mastered survival skills such as how to pass exams with the least amount of effort, which food delivery platform offers the biggest discounts, and which game dungeon is the most profitable."

Zhu Yuanzhang's face darkened, and he immediately expressed his dissatisfaction.

"Such laxity is a waste of the government's... and the nation's money and resources! If this were where we were, you'd be dragged out and flogged long ago! The country provides you with education so you can enjoy a life of luxury!"

"Times have changed."

Chen Mo smiled.

"In the past, those bearing heavy responsibilities would definitely have studied like crazy, but now..."

"Studying is now both a right and an obligation, but ultimately it is a personal matter."

"The country provides you with opportunities and resources; whether you learn, and how much you learn, largely depends on yourself."

"If you learn it, you'll be able to make money in the future. If you don't learn it, you won't know anything, so just go do whatever you're supposed to do."

"And, this is also because... um... there are too many people, so it's inevitable that some people will want to lie down after going in."

Chen Mo glanced at Lao Zhu.

"It's like taking the imperial examination. I worked so hard to pass it and become an official, and you still make me work so hard? Wasn't all my studying for the imperial examination for nothing?"

"Similarly, no one cares about universities, and many students who worked hard to get into high school are suddenly let loose."

"Aren't there any truly talented people here?"

Ying Zheng couldn't help but ask a question.

"Of course there are, but most..."

Chen Mo shook his head.

"In addition, with the expansion of enrollment in recent years, many people who couldn't go to university before can now, which has led to an even greater mix of good and bad students."

"I drifted through four years in a daze, and when I graduated I found I couldn't find a job, so I started blaming everyone and everything, blaming my superiors, blaming myself for not having any connections..."

"Then they say online that college students are no good, and that going to college is completely useless."

"In the end, people are unwilling to do jobs that anyone can do, such as delivering food, and they lack the ability to take good jobs, so they end up putting on a long gown for themselves."

Chen Mo sneered.

"You're all in college now, you're adults, don't you know your own capabilities?"

The group listened to Chen Mo's words and remained silent for a while.

Liu Che immediately countered with a question.

"If that's the case, then what use are these college students to me?"