Comparing Two Great Qin Dynasties: The First Emperor Loses It

After transmigrating, he becomes Lin Jiao, the ninth son of Emperor Shi Huang. Since he is not favored, he is granted the title of Lord Jingyang at a young age and given charge of Jingyang. To prevent the Great Qin dynasty from falling in its second generation, Lin Jiao secretly makes plans. Unexpectedly, a World Comparison System descends from the heavens!

The Qin he has changed is compared with the Qin of history!

Every successful comparison earns him a reward.

The second emperor of Qin, Hu Hai, versus the second emperor of Qin, Lin Jiao!

Dynasty longevity comparison: Hu Hai's reign ends with the dynasty's fall, while Lin Jiao's realm flourishes for ten thousand generations, forever!

Territory comparison: Hu Hai loses Qin's commanderies, and the capital, Xianyang, is burned, with the fire raging for three months. Lin Jiao expands the borders, crossing the eastern sea and bringing the Qiang people in the west under his rule. He repels the Xiongnu in the north and conquers the Baiyue in the south. Wherever the sun and moon shine is Qin territory!

Economic and technological comparison: Hu Hai abuses the people and acts against all reason, causing the population and economy to plummet. Lin Jiao brings forth the Four Great Inventions and revitalizes industry. He writes agricultural books and develops farming tools, as well as an unparalleled grain that yields fifty shi per mu, ushering in an age of prosperity that draws all nations to his court!

Qin Shi Huang: "Damn it, I'm losing my mind. I want Lin Jiao! Fusu, Hu Hai, all of you, get the hell out!"

People of Great Qin: "We need Prince Lin Jiao, too!"

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