Transmigrating Through Time, My Great Qin Will Never Fall After Two Generations

You say my Great Qin was nothing special, lasting just two generations before falling?

But do you know that my Great Qin unified the realm, standardized writing and the tracks of carts, and set a precedent for all the ages to come?

Do you know that my Great Qin built the Great Wall to keep the Xiongnu at bay?

You say the emperors of my Great Ming were incompetent, and one hanged himself at Coal Hill?

But do you know that my Great Ming never arranged royal marriages, paid tribute, or offered reparations?

Do you know that in the Great Ming, the emperor defended the nation's borders, and the ruler died for his country?

Zhou Yue, who was arguing with people online, transmigrated to Great Qin, not long after it had unified the realm.

Before long, the King of Qin would die, Fusu would perish, and the Second Emperor would ascend the throne. The eternal Great Qin would fall after just two generations.

But Zhou Yue, bound to a System and entrusted with the mission of turning the tide, had come from the future...

Facing a nation burdened by deep-rooted problems, he let out a cry.

How could my Great Qin fall after just two generations?

How could my Great Ming end with a suicide at Coal Hill?

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.