I Used Decentralization to Smash the Centralization of the Qin Dynasty

The golden tiles of Xianyang Palace reflected blood, and the jade seal crushed by Ying Zheng oozed blood in the palm of his hand - the order he had just drafted to massacre Chu was actually rejected by a bronze cauldron in public! The non-consensus order and the unexecuted roar shook the brass bell in the corner of the palace, and the pop-up window of the chain network on the wrists of the common people exploded: illegal imperial intervention was detected, and the order has been frozen. The tyrant stared with red eyes: Who? Who is usurping my destiny! In the shadows outside the hall, Zhang Liang stroked the bamboo slips in his sleeves and smiled: It's not a person, it's a chain net. And the young man wearing linen clothes and shoes at the bottom of the stairs was putting his hands on the cauldron - what he brought was a consensus that could bring the emperor down. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.