I Used Decentralization to Shatter the Qin Dynasty's Centralized Rule

The golden tiles of Xianyang Palace gleam above a pool of blood. The jade seal crushed in Ying Zheng's hand begins to bleed. His order to slaughter Chu has just been rejected in public by a bronze cauldron! A thunderous voice declares, "Non-consensus directive, execution denied," shaking the bronze bells from the corners of the hall. A notification flashes across the chain network bracelets worn by the people: Illegal interference by imperial authority detected. Directive frozen. The tyrant glares, eyes bloodshot. "Who? Who dares tamper with My Mandate of Heaven?" In the shadows outside the hall, Zhang Liang strokes the bamboo slips in his sleeve and chuckles. "It's not a person. It's the chain network." And the young man beneath the steps, dressed in hemp clothes and straw sandals, lays his hand on the cauldron. What he has brought is a consensus capable of bringing the emperor down.

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