"People in later generations all say Hu Hai died because he was stupid. But I was reborn with the memories of a history major, and I'll bring this lost game back to life! The System interface flashed with golden light: 'Today's mission: Use reverse manipulation to make the Chu rebel Xiang Yin lose his composure!' I slapped the 'relief grain' he'd sent and laughed: 'Boss Xiang is a living saint! I grant you a hundred taels of gold, and I'll have your good deed broadcast nationwide!' That night, Xiang Yin's own assassins turned on one another over 'having their achievements stolen.' I then touched the fragment of a military manual rewarded by the System and turned to Zhao Gao. 'Minister Zhao, you work hard every day. I grant you three days off in a row. As for state affairs, Li Si and Meng Tian can discuss them together.' When grain prices in Xianyang plummeted, when the imperial road reached the northern frontier, and when the empire's fortune value soared to 50%, the court officials finally understood: Hu Hai, condemned in the history books as a foolish ruler, had been hiding the heart of a great sovereign determined to keep the Great Qin alive!"
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to actual people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
