Daqin: Drinking Wine at the Age of Eight Determines National Policy

The First Emperor ordered Zhao Gao to secretly send secret guards to search for him for eight years. Finally, he found his eight-year-old son Ying Shaoxuan, the orphan left behind after his beloved disappeared. The excited First Emperor went to see Ying Shaoxuan alone, but found that Ying Shaoxuan was drinking at a young age. This frightened him so much that he had to stop him. But at this moment, I heard Ying Shaoxuan shouting that he wanted to rebel and avenge his dead mother. He clamored to first plant the miracle crop he discovered, potatoes and sweet potatoes that could yield several kilograms per acre. The First Emperor's expression changed greatly when he heard this. Is there such a divine thing in the world? Then I heard the drunken Ying Shaoxuan say: That ungrateful father has just completed the great cause of unification, and he is probably still thinking about how to manage such a huge country, right? The wine jar was overturned and Ying Shaoxuan was completely drunk. Before he fell asleep, he unconsciously murmured: The books are written in the same text, the carriages are on the same track, unified weights and measures, centralization of power, and governance of the world through the system of counties and counties. The First Emperor was so excited that he trembled all over. What his youngest son said made him suddenly enlightened, and he suddenly understood the future governance method of Qin. ... This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.