Bai Qi has lived through three lifetimes. In her first life, she was promoted by King Zhaoxiang of Qin and helped Qin stand firm, defeating Zhao and Chu until both had no choice but to submit. In the end, she was sentenced to death at Duyou, but faked her death and was placed in a coffin, where she lay for decades. In her second life, she was awakened by the First Emperor and became his shadow. Wearing a mask and never speaking, she ultimately died in his place, eliminated Zhao Gao, and put Fusu on the throne, allowing the Qin dynasty to last for centuries. In her third life, she was born into a wealthy modern family, but her parents died when she was young. She had a fortune but was gravely ill and blind in her left eye. When she heard of a battle in which one could compete for a treasure and have a wish granted, she did everything in her power to gather the materials and summon the First Emperor of her past life.
"Bai Qi, you've worked hard." The black-haired, red-eyed First Emperor gently stroked the head of the frail girl in his arms, radiating an imposing presence.
Great generals and masters of the Hundred Schools from the Spring and Autumn and Warring States periods also began appearing one after another. Laozi rode his green ox, following the Way of non-action. Confucius taught by example and started livestreams to explain his principles. Han Feizi studied modern law, while Mencius slept every day.
And so began the chaotic modern war.
King Zhaoxiang of Qin: "So... I was clearly here first."
Watching the First Emperor hold Bai Qi in his arms, King Zhaoxiang of Qin wept with regret. If only he had known, why had he sentenced her to death...
